Founder of the crypto schemas My Big Coin to serve in prison for 8 years

Founder of the crypto schemas My Big Coin to serve in prison for 8 years

Randall Crater-the founder of the fraudulent cryptocurrency business "My Big Coin"-will spend 100 months in prison.

The Federal Prosecutor's office had previously insisted that his punishment should be 13 years

Crater has cheated investors with over $ 7.5 million

US district judge Denise Casper in Boston rules that crater should remain in prison for more than eight years because he is more than eight years in prison because Big Coin ”between 2014 and 2017. During this period, the culprit steel steel $ 7.5 million from investors and attracted them to invest in a suspicious digital asset that was deposited with gold.

He also lied that his project had a partnership with the financial service company Mastercard, while the dubious "My Big Coin" sounded similar to the greatest cryptocurrency after market capitalization-Bitcoin. When the judgment was announced, judge Casper said:

"Cryptocurrency is certainly a newer market, a newer market, a 21st century market. But the scheme was ancient in the core, and that was a fraud."

The Federal Prosecutor asked the authorities to impose a 13-year punishment against Casper that could serve as a message to other crypto fraudsters. They also revealed that he had used stolen investor funds to buy expensive items for themselves, including cars, works of art, jewelry and antiquity.

The criminal, of which he was expected to make an appeal against the judgment, apologized for the fact that he had caused damage to the victims, however, he had never stated that he had never pronounced someone:

"I didn't want to steal money. That doesn't mean that I have no regrets."

Similar punishment for Doctor Ilg

The former neonatologist from Spokane, Washington-Ronald Ilg-recently received Dollar to killer from the Dark Web.

He instructed her to break his former colleague's hands and kidnap his alienated wife. The criminals also had to inject heroin so that she could set the divorce procedure with ILG.

Fortunately for the potential victims, the FBI discovered the crime and initiated an investigation. The doctor pleaded a key witness in the case of marrying him and promised to pay school fees for her children so that he could control her statement in court.

Richter Nielsen took Ilg's "really outrageous and even evil" and decided the maximum sentence. He continued:

"The life goal of a doctor is to protect people, to keep people alive-and not openly do the opposite."

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