Singapore Court Imposes 6-Year Prison Sentence on Crypto Ponzi Scheme Mastermind
Yang Bin, a 61-year-old Dutch national, was sentenced by a Singapore court to six years in prison and fined S$16,000 Singapore dollars for orchestrating a cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme. Yang’s company, A&A Blockchain Innov...
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