The Division of Justice (DOJ) says James Wolfgramm, 43, of Spanish Fork, Utah, wooed his victims by portraying himself on social media as “a multimillionaire who made his fortune in cryptocurrency.” Certainly, Wolfgramm’s Twitter account, which has 10 followers, declares him to be “one of the vital well-known entrepreneurs on the planet” and a “monetary advisor that helps greater than 10,000 shoppers annually.”
Key TakeawaysOn May 15, bitcoin briefly dipped to $78,611 after the deadlocked U.S.-China summit rattled investors.The flash crash triggered a...
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Key TakeawaysPropy and Milo launched a U.S. crypto mortgage platform with loans up to $25M.Bitcoin and Ethereum-backed mortgages could expand...
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Ripple, XRP, and RLUSD have become the...
Key TakeawaysBitcoin ETFs lost $635.23M as Blackrock’s IBIT saw a $284.69M outflow on Wednesday.Ether ETFs lost another $36.30M as its...
