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Xifra Lifestyle founder Jonathan Sifuentes arrested in Mexico

Xifra Lifestyle founder Jonathan Yemelian Sifuentes was arrested earlier this week by Mexican authorities. Quoting local media, CVBJ reports Sifuentes was arrested in the company of about nine bodyguards, with long weapons and hundreds of thousands of Mexican pesos in cash. Uh yeah, MLM is a bit different in Mexico.


UK bank freezes Hyperverse investor’s account

A UK bank has frozen a Hyperverse promoter’s account on suspicion of fraud.


SEC bungles service on Craig Grant in Jamaica

The SEC has revealed it bungled service on BitConnect defendant Craig Grant.


BitConnect founder Satish Kumbhani flees India, on the run

An SEC filing has revealed BitConnect founder Satish Kumbhani has fled India.


Glenn Arcaro settles BitConnect fraud with SEC

Glenn Arcaro and his company Future Money have settled BitConnect fraud charges with the SEC.


Johann Steynberg spent 2021 banging a Brazilian mistress

Following Mirror Trading International’s collapse in late 2020, CEO Johann Steynberg fled South Africa for Brazil. Authorities eventually caught up with Steynberg and arrested him late last month. Steynberg managed to evade authorities on account of him having at least three fake IDs. We now also now Steynberg spent 2021 living on stolen bitcoin and [Continue reading…]


Mirror Trading International’s Johann Steynberg arrested in Brazil

Brazilian authorities have arrested Mirror Trading International CEO Johann Steynberg. Steynberg was picked up Goiania on an international arrest warrant issued by Interpol.


Investview subpoenaed by SEC over potential iGenius fraud

Investview has disclosed it was subpoenaed by the SEC on November 9th, 2021. The subpoena sought production of documents, which Investview believes pertains to potential iGenius securities fraud violations.


Bitcoiin defendant John DeMarr to forfeit $3.5 million

Bitcoiin defendant John Demarr will surrender $3,513,305.14 as part of his plea deal with the DOJ.


$94M in TST Tin’Secret assets frozen pending pyramid case

Authorities in China have frozen $94 million of TST Tin’Secret’s assets, on suspicion the company is running a pyramid scheme. The freeze purportedly follows complaints from consumers in China’s northern Hebei province.