Founder Of WeExchange And BitFunder Pleads Guilty To Mass Crypto Fraud

Founder Of WeExchange And BitFunder Pleads Guilty To Mass Crypto Fraud
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2018-7-26 16:00

Jon Montroll, the founder of two US based cryptocurrency trading platforms has pled guilty to allegations of security fraud that has seen Montroll deceive both investors and the authorities on multiple counts, allowing him to manipulate investigations into hacks that had taken place within his platforms.

According to CCN:

“Texan Jon Montroll aka ‘Ukyo’ admitted to deceiving investors and the SEC during the course of operating and the subsequent investigations into bitcoin exchange ‘WeExchange’ in Australia and securities investment platform BitFunder. ”

By refusing to pass on vital information to the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding a hack at WeExchange and for actually being found to conceal the hack by manipulating the stock of coins within the exchange, suspicions led to a subsequent investigation that also saw Montroll illegally manipulating records of expenses for travel and food that in turn allowed him to steal Bitcoin from customers of his exchange.

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