Indian court rejects defendants' request for release from one of the country's biggest bitcoin Ponzi scams up to Rs 66.06 billion

The PMLA Special Court for Anti-Money Laundering in India has rejected the release request of Hemant Bhope and his wife Lata, who are said to be charged in connection with one of India's largest Bitcoin Ponzi schemes involving a Delhi-based firm, Variabletech Pvt Ltd (VTPL), in which the defendants conspired to entice investors to buy Bitcoin and encourage others to invest in the company to commit fraud, which is said to be worth up to Rs 66.06 billion.

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Indian court rejects defendants' request for release from one of the country's biggest bitcoin Ponzi scams up to Rs 66.06 billion

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Indian court rejects defendants' request for release from one of the country's biggest bitcoin Ponzi scams up to Rs 66.06 billion

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Analysis: Focusing on the release of US CPI data next week, the market is waiting for Trump's various promises to be fulfilled

Wall Street banks have begun to raise the possibility that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates this year! Will CPI add another fire? Gold bulls may need to "temporarily avoid sharpness" now, and US stocks may have entered a "lose-lose situation".

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