Moolah CEO Resigns Amid Growing Public Outcry, Criminal Allegations
Alex Green, CEO of digital currency services startup Moopay LTD, known commonly as Moolah, has resigned following the company's withdrawal of a proposed bankruptcy plan and the release of evidence allegedly tying him to fraud and past criminal activity. The plan for Moolah to continue operating despite its financial troubles was announced on 15th October. In a blog post, the company said that it had secured outside funding - later revealed on the dogecoin subreddit to be a personal injection of cash from Green - and was weighing buy-out options from potentiamil investors. In his....
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