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Former crypto director banned from leaving Australia after Blockchain Global collapsed owing $58m - Vimarsana News

Former crypto director banned from leaving Australia after Blockchain Global collapsed owing $58m

Liang ‘Allan’ Guo has been deemed a flight risk and ordered to hand over any passports in his possession

Travel Ban on Ex-Blockchain Global Head in $58M Meltdown - Vimarsana News

Travel Ban on Ex-Blockchain Global Head in $58M Meltdown

Australian authorities have banned a former director of the failed ACX crypto exchange from leaving the country as they investigate missing funds.

Source: yahoo.com
Astonishing returns, cult overtones and a 'perfect virtual world'. How the HyperVerse scheme caught fire online | HyperVerse - Vimarsana News

Astonishing returns, cult overtones and a 'perfect virtual world'. How the HyperVerse scheme caught fire online | HyperVerse

Bizarre videos promoted the alleged Ponzi scheme and senior promoters lived the high life, but for thousands around the world the reality was a huge financial loss

Victoria police were asked to look at HyperVerse information in 2020 – but sent case back to Asic 22 months later - Vimarsana News

Victoria police were asked to look at HyperVerse information in 2020 – but sent case back to Asic 22 months later

Australian financial regulator says it referred crypto scheme to police for alleged ‘possible fraud’ and believed matter was under ‘active consideration’

'I lost my house, I lost all my money': the retiree taking on the banks over crypto fund loss | HyperVerse - Vimarsana News

'I lost my house, I lost all my money': the retiree taking on the banks over crypto fund loss | HyperVerse

Catherina De Solieux is one of several Australians taking legal action against banks who oversaw money transfers to the HyperVerse scheme