OneCoin marketing chief in plea talks with US prosecutors
Karl Sebastian Greenwood faces charges of money laundering and securities fraud, in connection with his alleged role in the cryptocurrency scam.
Karl Sebastian Greenwood faces charges of money laundering and securities fraud, in connection with his alleged role in the cryptocurrency scam.
Konstantin Ignatova had been due for sentencing on July 8, which at the time was extended for a period of a further four months.
Mark Scott’s disbarment follows his conviction of conspiracy to commit bank fraud in November 2019.
OneCoin investors accused BNY Mellon of processing several transactions for Mark Scott, the lawyer alleged to have led the money laundering efforts for the scam.
In a letter to the New York Southern District Court, prosecutors sought to forfeit some of Scott’s bank accounts as well as specific properties and assets.
Amer Abdulaziz Salman was named as one of those who benefitted from the $4 billion OneCoin digital currency scam.
Konstantin Ignatov is facing a maximum prison sentence of 90 years, but the court deferred sentencing without imposing a future date.
A Singaporean man has been fined close to $72,000 for his role in promoting multi-billion OneCoin scam. His efforts led to the recruitment of over 1,000 people.
Mark Scott argues that the government has failed to prove that he was involved in bank fraud, instead pointing the blame to his accomplice Gilbert Armenta.
Mark Scott, the lawyer accused of having laundered hundreds of millions of dollars for the OneCoin scam, will be sentenced in July for medical reasons.
The plaintiff Donald Berdeaux missed two consecutive deadlines for reporting to the court, risking the $4 billion lawsuit being thrown out.
After OneCoin made off with billions of dollars, one of its former top-ranking earners has reinvented it under a new name – OneLink and is targeting investors