Coin Cafe ordered to repay $4.3M in fees that ‘wiped out’ investors’ Bitcoin accounts
The platform was charging investors “exorbitant and undisclosed fees," with one user charged a total of $51,000 over just 13 months, according to the New York attorney general.
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The platform was charging investors “exorbitant and undisclosed fees," with one user charged a total of $51,000 over just 13 months, according to the New York attorney general.
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