Made some money off Time for Mirror Trading International? It’s time to pay up

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People who participated in what was called the biggest crypto scam must now pay back their profits at the current price of bitcoin.

Just two weeks after news that Mirror Trading International pyramid scheme founder, Johann Steynberg, died from a heart attack in Brazil, where he was waiting for his extradition hearing, the so-called ‘winners’ in the scheme who withdrew more bitcoin than they deposited have now received summonses claiming back the ‘profit’ they made.

The Western Cape High Court then declared the business model of Mirror Trading International an unlawful pyramid scheme and its agreements with about 200 000 of its members void. “In those summonses the liquidators claim return, alternatively payment of the value, of the bitcoin so withdrawn in excess of the bitcoin invested.”

 

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