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Both the GSB and Apertum Texas fraud hearings have been delayed. Following a scheduling notice filed last week, the Texas State Securities Board was set to face off against Apertum and owner Josip Heit on Tuesday April 8th. The hearing was rescheduled sometime yesterday for  May 27th and 28th. At time of publication I don’t [Continue reading…]

Apertum and owner Josip Heit are set to square off against the Texas State Securities Board on April 8th. The scheduled hearing follows a TSSB securities fraud enforcement order issued last month, and subsequent request from Apertum and Heit for a hearing.

Christopher James Scanlon has been indicted following failure to reach a plea agreement.

Apertum has received a securities fraud cease and desist order from Texas. The Texas State Securities Board (TSSB) groups Apertum, the blockchain tied to GSPartners reboot DAO1 and GSPro+, with “illegal and fraudulent securities schemes” run by Apertum associated Respondents.

One thousand five hundred and one GSPartners victim claims have been filed as of March 13th. Of the claims filed, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger asserts one hundred twenty one are from Georgia investors.

Texas has pulled out of the GSB settlement, citing multiple alleged violations of the reached agreement by GSB and owner Josip Heit. I won’t absolve Mr. Heit of his latest frauds. The term sheet has been myriad violated by your clients, those that still exist. Let’s litigate and see if you can look in a [Continue reading…]

An associate of DAO1’s Alexandru Nicolae Bodi (aka Alex Bodi), has been arrested in Romania. Late last year Horatiu Potra was “arrested for allegedly planning to instigate unrest in Romania.”

Romanian authorities have raided the offices of CryptoData, a crypto development firm co-founded by Ovidiu Toma and Bogdan Mărunțiș. Toma is a serial fraudster tied to multiple MLM crypto Ponzi schemes.

The GSB settlement claims portal is live. From today, GSPartners victims from thirty-four US states and six Canadian provinces can file a claim.

DAO1 has received a securities fraud warning from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).