Second Name Change Document Emerges in Bitcoin Exchange CEO Alex Green Scandal
Following the story even further of bitcoin exchange CEO Alex Green even further, a second name change document has come to my attention. Through an anonymous source, someone very close to Kennedy in the past, a second Deed Poll may prove of a name change from Ryan Gentle to Ryan Kennedy. "It is my belief that it was faked by Ryan, to allow him to get documentation in the name of Kennedy," the source told CCN. The difference between the first document and the second document is the signature of Ryan. In the second document, the "R" looks similar to the "R" on the driver's license sent to....
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Yesterday, Jackson Palmer and Ben Doernberg from the Dogecoin community came forth with possible evidence that Moopay LTD. CEO known as Alex Green is long-time scammer Ryan Kennedy. The document in question linked pictures of Kennedy with pictures of Green, along with anonymous accounts of verification. New evidence is emerging that solidifies the tie between "Ryan Kennedy/Ryan Gentle" to the person known as Alex Green. Among these pieces of evidence was a video of Green showing off the Moopay ATM. Today, two people formally associated with Green verified that the man in the video, along....
Author's Note: Since the publishing of this article, the Facebook page of Ryan Kennedy has tightened the privacy settings and removed the photo in question. Recently a document surfaced regarding the CEO of Moolah known as Alex Green; the document was compiled by Jackson Palmer and Ben Doernberg, two members of the Dogecoin community. Palmer is the creator of Dogecoin, and Doernberg is a long-time vocal activist against Moopay, Moolah, Moofarm and the CEO Alex Green. Recently, Green came out in saying that his company Moolah and Moopay LTD would be filing for bankruptcy. After that bout of....
The owners of the troubled digital currency exchange MintPal are moving to take legal action against former Moopay LTD CEO Alex Green. Green, who was once known as Ryan Kennedy, is accused of stealing as much as 4,000 BTC ($1.3m at press time) in user funds from MintPal following its failed relaunch and the subsequent collapse of Moopay (more commonly known as Moolah), which assumed control of the exchange this summer. Much of the stolen bitcoin was held in cold storage under the control of Green, according to the MintPal leadership. In the past two weeks, numerous allegations tying Green....
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