Китайского бизнесмена из списка Forbes отправили в тюрьму за криптомошенничество

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Занимающий вторую строчку в списке самых богатых граждан Китая по версии журнала Forbes за 2001 год оказался осужден в Сингапуре за организацию многомиллионной финансовой пирамиды, замаскированной под криптоинвестиции.

В понедельник, 26 августа, Ян Бин (Yang Bin) был приговорен к шести годам тюремного заключения и штрафу в размере 16 000 сингапурских долларов ($12 284). 61-летний гражданин Китая и Нидерландов признал вину в создании и управлении фиктивной компанией A&A Blockchain Innovation, которая якобы владела парком оборудования для майнинга биткоинов из более чем 300 000 машин.

В приговоре суда говорится, что с 20 мая 2021 года по 15 февраля 2022 года A&A Blockchain предлагала инвесторам из Сингапура «высокодоходную схему денежного обращения и майнинга», обещая фиксированную ежедневную прибыль в размере около 0,5% от инвестиций.

Вместо этого руководство A&A Blockchain использовали так называемую схему денежного обращения Понци, направляя деньги более поздних инвесторов для выплаты доходов более ранним.

С августа 2021 года по февраль 2022-го A&A Blockchain управляла криптовалютной биржей, известной как AAEX Global и предлагавшей торговлю несколькими криптовалютами. У A&A Blockchain не было лицензии Валютного управления Сингапура (MAS) на предоставление платежных услуг.

По данным следствия, A&A Blockchain смогла привлечь более 700 инвесторов, которые вложили свои средства и потеряли около 6,7 млн сингапурских долларов ($5,14 млн).

Ранее Министерство общественной безопасности Китая сообщило, что 20 августа состоялась экстрадиция из Таиланда гражданина КНР Чжан Моу Му (Zhang Mou Mu), организатора криптовалютной пирамиды MBI Group, убытки инвесторов которой оцениваются в $14 млрд.

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