Accused NY Fraudster Agrees To Forfeit $248M He Allegedly Racked Up From Thousands Of Investors
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According to the allegations in the Indictment and other filings and statements made in court:
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* Alexandre offered his investors "guaranteed" high investment returns using new technology that he claimed was secret. Specifically, Alexandre falsely represented to investors that they would double their money within five months of investing by earning at least 5 percent weekly returns on their investment using a "Robo-Advisor Assisted account" to conduct trading.
* Alexandre referred to this technology as his "trade secret" and refused to tell investors what the technology was.
* Each week EminiFX's website falsely represented to investors that they had earned at least 5 percent on their investment, which they could withdraw or re-invest.
* In truth and in fact, and as Alexandre well knew, EminiFX did not earn 5 percent weekly returns for its investors. Alexandre did not even invest a substantial portion of the investor funds entrusted to him, and he sustained millions of dollars in losses on the limited portion of funds that he did invest, which he did not disclose to his investors.
* Instead of using investors' funds as he had promised, Alexandre also misdirected at least approximately
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"Alexandre's scam caused investors to lose millions of dollars, and this case should serve as yet another warning to cryptocurrency executives that the
Alexandre pleaded guilty to one count of commodities fraud and agreed to pay forfeiture in the amount of
The offense of commodities fraud carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.
His sentencing is scheduled for
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