In Latam Insights, a South African Ponzi scheme leader dies in Brazil, and Argentina’s House passes a crypto tax bill. Additionally, Buenos Aires proposes legislation concerning Worldcoin.
The U.S. DOJ indicted Idin Dalpour from New York for a $43M Ponzi scheme, using cryptocurrency and hospitality businesses to defraud investors.
New York's Idin Dalpour faces federal charges for a $43M Ponzi scheme defrauding investors using cryptocurrency investments. Investigated by the FBI, Dalpour operated through various companies promising high returns.
U.S. authorities charged Idin Dalpour with operating a $43 million Ponzi scheme, falsely claiming to invest in cryptocurrency trading.
Idin Dalpour has been indicted by New York authorities for wire fraud connected to a $43M Ponzi scheme using cryptocurrency investments. Dalpour allegedly promised high returns but diverted funds for personal use and to repay earlier investors.
Idin Dalpour has been indicted for wire fraud linked to a $43M crypto Ponzi scheme unsealed in New York by officials, defrauding investors from 2020 to 2024.
Idin Dalpour is charged with conducting a $43M Ponzi scheme using Bitcoin, misleading investors about potential profits.
Manhattan resident Idin Dalpour was arrested for an alleged Ponzi scheme, using a fake business and crypto trading to swindle $43 million.
The FBI arrested a Manhattan man for allegedly running a $43M crypto Ponzi scheme, misusing investor funds for personal expenses like gambling debts, art, and tuition.
Idin Dalpour was arrested by the FBI for defrauding investors through a Ponzi scheme involving a Las Vegas hospitality business and a crypto trading operation, totaling $43 million.
A New York resident was arrested by the FBI for running a Ponzi scheme that swindled investors out of at least $43 million, involving a Las Vegas hospitality venture and a cryptocurrency trading operation.
Idin Dalpour is charged with wire fraud over a Ponzi scheme that scammed investors out of $43 million using crypto-related schemes.
Johann Steynberg, orchestrator of a South African bitcoin Ponzi scheme, died from a heart attack in Brazil while under house arrest. No will or assets have been reported by his Brazilian wife. South African police are investigating his death.
Instagram influencer Jebara Igbara, aka 'Jay Mazini', is sentenced to seven years in prison for running a multi-million dollar cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme.
The article reports the conviction of a leader from the OneCoin crypto Ponzi scheme to 4 years in prison, noting most leaders are now convicted except the missing co-founder.
The compliance officer of OneCoin, a notorious cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme, has been sentenced to four years in prison for her involvement in defrauding investors of around $4 billion.