Clucoin Founder Pleads Guilty to Crypto Fraud, Confesses to Personal Use of Investor Funds
The founder of cryptocurrency project Clucoin has pled guilty to wire fraud, admitting to diverting $1.14 million in investor funds for personal use, including gambling. Despite promoting the cryptocurrency for charitabl...
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