Ethereum Las Vegas businessman convicted in $24 million 'AI supercomputer' crypto Ponzi scheme By info@uweb3.io August 25, 2026 Share This Post FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp Brent Kovar has been found guilty of running a crypto Ponzi scheme, defrauding at least 400 investors out of $24 million. Tags039AIbusinessmanConvictedCryptolasmillionPonzischemesupercomputer039Vegas Related Posts Ditching 'digital gold': BPI study suggests everyday Americans prefer control and micro-investing A new survey suggests some of bitcoin's most familiar... Swift’s $1.5 quadrillion network faces a blockchain test Crypto executives say new blockchain payment infrastructure could make... The next trillion-dollar currency may not be a stablecoin — it might not even have a name yet AI agents are coming. They will need to pay... Tokenized assets are busier than the data shows When you strip out what was never mobile, correct... SBI buys 20% stake in Indonesia's Ajaib for $270 million to expand yen stablecoin in Southeast Asia The Japanese financial giant is acquiring a 20% stake... The Clarity Act slipped to September. Banks are building anyway But every month without settled rules quietly rewards the... Previous articleThailand SEC Seeks Feedback on Bitcoin and Ether ETF RulesNext articletZERO Integrates Sui to Support Regulated Tokenized Securities
