US charges South African firm, CEO with $1.7 bn Bitcoin fraud

By cineramaJuly 1, 2022Bitcoin Business

WASHINGTON: The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has filed a civil enforcement action against a South African company and its CEO for running a fraudulent commodity pool worth […]

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US charges South African firm, CEO with $1.7 bn Bitcoin fraud

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