A former banker allegedly convinced investors to shell out money for a fake crypto investment scheme.
The federal court in Brooklyn, New York, charged a former investment banker and registered broker for allegedly defrauding numerous investors by promising profits on fake cryptocurrency investments and misappropriating the funds received to finance his lifestyle.
Breon Peace, United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, revealed the court’s intent to pursue the case against the former banker:
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