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SEC: HyperVerse, a $2 billion Ponzi scheme project, hired an actor as CEO and asked a TV host to speak at the press conference
On January 30, according to the latest complaint filed by the SEC, the SEC alleged that the Ponzi scheme HyperFund hired an actor to pretend to be its new CEO when HyperVerse was launched, and the man who spoke at the launch was named Steven Reece Lewis. The executive is just a Thai TV presenter.
It is reported that HyperVerse is a fraudulent cryptocurrency investment scheme that illegally raised $2 billion. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a criminal complaint against it. The sub-brands of this online investment business include HyperFund, HyperCapital and HyperTech.
It previously raised as much as $1.89 billion from investors around the world lured by promises of get-rich-quick deals. With no apparent legitimate source of income, investor withdrawals were paid for with new investor deposits, the SEC said in its complaint.
#SEC #hyperfund $BTC $SOL
🔥cx reaches 2 billion US dollars, really 6, cool operation
100X community news:
SEC: HyperVerse, a $2 billion Ponzi scheme project, hired an actor as CEO and asked a TV host to speak at the press conference
On January 30, according to the latest complaint filed by the SEC, the SEC alleged that the Ponzi scheme HyperFund hired an actor to pretend to be its new CEO when HyperVerse was launched, and the man who spoke at the launch was named Steven Reece Lewis. The executive is just a Thai TV presenter.
It is reported that HyperVerse is a fraudulent cryptocurrency investment scheme that illegally raised $2 billion. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a criminal complaint against it. The sub-brands of this online investment business include HyperFund, HyperCapital and HyperTech.
It previously raised as much as $1.89 billion from investors around the world lured by promises of get-rich-quick deals. With no apparent legitimate source of income, investor withdrawals were paid for with new investor deposits, the SEC said in its complaint.
#SEC #hyperfund $BTC $SOL