Man Hid Millions in Crypto, Then Claimed Just $0.34 in Bankruptcy
A Virginia man convicted of stealing more than $2.5 million from investors concealed millions in cryptocurrency before declaring just 34 cents in financial assets. Federal prosecutors said he also denied owning any crypt...
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