Plaintiffs reach a settlement worth about $1 million with the ex-wife of digital currency exchange CEO Paul Vernon, who allegedly absconded to China with clients' money.
November 07, 2016 at 03:00 AM
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There’s good news and bad for traders on a Delray Beach-based digital currency exchange, who feared the worst after the CEO Paul Vernon allegedly absconded to China with clients’ money.
The good news: A settlement worth more than $1 million ends part of a class action lawsuit against Project Investors Inc., doing business as Cryptsy.
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