Online scams, like the HyperVerse crypto scheme, have led to significant financial losses in various countries, raising concerns among government agencies.

HyperVerse's Alleged Ponzi Scheme Raked in Nearly $2B, Hired Actor as Fake CEO The SEC and a grand jury have accused two people behind the alleged fraud.

According to the Chainalysis blockchain firm, HyperVerse brought in an estimated $1.3 billion by early 2022, and no returns on investment ever materialized for the people duped into giving the ...

'Bitcoin Rodney,' influencer who used celeb friends to promote crypto, arrested in connection with collapsed trading fund HyperVerse.

Harrison told The Guardian that he was "deeply sorry" to HyperVerse investors—who lost a reported $1.3 billion after buying into a cryptocurrency-mining operation that promised "double or triple ...

The news came in the wake of a Guardian Australia investigation into Hyperverse, a crypto scheme that collapsed with an estimated $1.3 billion in losses, and during its time was fronted by a chief ...

HyperVerse Fake CEO: Actor Apologizes for $1.3B Crypto Scam But Claims Not to Be Part of It The actor claims that he did not know about any scams done by the company.

U.S. Arrests 'Bitcoin Rodney,' Alleged HyperVerse Crypto Scheme Promoter, on IRS Charges of Fraud Rodney Burton was arrested on Friday in Florida and will be transferred to Maryland.

HyperVerse was a nearly $2 billion fraudulent crypto investment scheme with a fake CEO at its helm, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a grand jury allege in a lawsuit and ...