National Court of Spain Takes the Investigation of the Alleged Ponzi Crypto S...

National Court of Spain Takes the Investigation of the Alleged Ponzi Crypto S...

The investigation against an alleged major Spanish Ponzi crypto scheme will now be in charge of the National Court of Spain. A judge from the national legal instance is now taking the investigation of Arbistar after the inhibition of a judge in Tenerife. Economic Damages Could Reach Over $120 Million According to El País, judge José Luis Calama agreed to investigate Arbistar 2.0 SL, as victims of the alleged scam are almost 1,127. Still, authorities believe the number could be as high as 32,000. As a worrisome fact for the judge, said El País, the amount of money....


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