French Lawmaker Denies He Was Paid to Promote a Crypto Scam in National Assembly
A French lawmaker has been accused of promoting LimoCoin Swap (LMCSWAP), a “suspicious” African crypto project – but denies claims he was paid to talk up the coin in the National Assembly by lobbyists. The claims were th...
The claims were the latest to come from the newspapers Le Monde and MediaPart’s investigations into an Israel-based firm named Team Jorge....
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