SEC Charges NovaTech Founders in $650 Million Crypto Ponzi Scheme
The SEC has charged NovaTech's founders and promoters for running a cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme, causing significant losses to investors.
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The SEC has charged NovaTech's founders and promoters for running a cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme, causing significant losses to investors.
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