The Australian regulatory agency has filed a civil lawsuit against NGS Group's blockchain mining company, accusing it of violating the law and not obtaining the appropriate license to provide financial services.Over $41 million in digital assets invested by more than 450 Australians have been placed under the management of three experts from independent consulting and restructuring company McGrathNicol.The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has accused NGS Crypto, NGS Digital, and NGS Group, as well as the company's sole directors Brett Mendham, Ryan Brown, and Mark Ten Caten, of violating the law.ASIC has conducted an investigation into the company and has not yet requested a complete ban on the operation of these companies, but has requested temporary and final injunctions to prohibit their operation without a license.
Australian court hands over $41 million in cryptocurrencies held by NGS-owned crypto mining company
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