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07/15/2024 22:40Chinese journalist Colin Wu released an investigation into PlusToken, one of the largest cryptocurrency Ponzi schemes in history. Table of Contents
Chinese journalist Colin Wu released an investigation into PlusToken, one of the largest cryptocurrency Ponzi schemes in history.
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According to the journalist, the Chinese authorities have confiscated a large number of digital assets. The PlusToken team, led by a middle school educated man from Changsha, raised 310,000 Bitcoin (BTC), 9.17 million Ethereum (ETH), and over 51 million EOS using a simple Ponzi scheme and pyramid scheme model. Chinese police confiscated 190,000 BTC, 830,000 ETH, and 27.24 million EOS.
“A man from Changsha, Hunan, with only a middle school education, raised 310,000 bitcoins; 9.17 million ethers; more than 51 million EOS, etc. Its model was a straightforward Ponzi scheme + pyramid scheme, raising funds and promising interest, with …