Texas man in $20M Meta-1 Coin fraud sentenced to 23 years in prison

ByWWNewsApril 17, 20261 Mins read1 Views

Texas man in M Meta-1 Coin fraud sentenced to 23 years in prison

Meta-1 Coin was sold and marketed from 2018 to 2023 as an capital allocation backed by $44 billion in gold and $1 billion in artworks, which turned out to be fictional.

Previous post Crypto in sustained winter as CEX volumes drop 39% in Q1: CoinGecko

Next post <div>Nvidia rival tells CNBC it's seeking at least $100 million in funding as European AI chip market booms - CNBC</div>

Santiment flags risk as crypto bullish talk spikes while BTC holds K

Crypto Markets

Santiment flags risk as crypto bullish talk spikes while BTC holds $80K

ByWWNewsMay 10, 2026

Banking groups and crypto advocates clash over stablecoin rewards in Senate bill

ByWWNewsMay 10, 2026

Crypto Markets

CZ says crypto exchange rivals opposed his pardon bid

ByWWNewsMay 10, 2026

US Senate Committee set to consider long-awaited crypto bill next week – Reuters

ByWWNewsMay 10, 2026

Texas man in $20M Meta-1 Coin fraud sentenced to 23 years in prison

Don't Miss

Strike CEO Jack Mallers dismisses idea that Wall Street threatens Bitcoin

Iran may have a higher tolerance for economic pain—but 100% inflation in just days hits some items – Fortune

Santiment flags risk as crypto bullish talk spikes while BTC holds $80K

Banking groups and crypto advocates clash over stablecoin rewards in Senate bill

CZ says crypto exchange rivals opposed his pardon bid

US Senate Committee set to consider long-awaited crypto bill next week – Reuters

Weekly update

TeraWulf doubles AI revenue but posts $427M quarterly loss as mining income declines

Greens score some urban goals but undershoot the wider target

The Iran war will change global energy markets in these important ways, oil executives say – CNBC

Weekly Newsletter