Breaking: Bitcoin enterprise Neo & Bee insolvent?

Breaking: Bitcoin enterprise Neo & Bee insolvent?

Neo & Bee CEO Danny Brewster broke a long silence today. He claimed Bitcoin enterprise Neo & Bee is insolvent. A few days ago, trading of LMB Holdings Bitcoin shares on Havelock Investments exchange had been suspended. Reason for this was "an increase of abnormal activity". LMB Holdings is the parent company of Neo & Bee, a Bitcoin company that tries to offer Bitcoin users a bank-like experience. Just a little while ago, it opened a flagship store in Cyprus. Rumours kept spreading about this news. Neo & Bee's Bitcointalk forum thread was flooded with worried people. All that time, Neo &....


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