Co-founder of AirBit Club sentenced to 12 years in prison
Pablo Renato Rodriguez, the co-founder of AirBit Club with Gutemberg Dos Santos, was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Pablo Renato Rodriguez, the co-founder of AirBit Club with Gutemberg Dos Santos, was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
The SEC has obtained a final judgment against AirBit Club promoter Karina Chairez, imposing bans and monetary penalties.
The SEC has renewed its motion for default judgment against AirBit Club promoter Karina Chairez.
One of the founders of fraudulent cryptocurrency scheme AirBit Club – Pablo Renato Rodriguez, offers $10 million bond for his release.
The SEC has proposed a final judgment against Karina Chairez, a high-level promoter of the AirBit Club investment scheme.
The SEC obtains clerk’s entry of default against Karina Chairez, a high-level promoter of the AirBit Club investment scheme.
The DOJ requests a 60-day delay of the next status conference in the case targeting the individuals behind AirBit Club.
The US Government anticipates that it will take at least another 60 days to complete discovery production in its case against AirBit Club.
Scott Hughes, involved in defrauding individuals through investments in AirBit Club, has his bond reduced.
Gutemberg Dos Santos, a co-founder of fraudulent cryptocurrency scheme AirBit Club, faces a heavy prison term in the United States.