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Emails reveal that Jeffrey Epstein, prior to his death, sought assistance from Steve Bannon to influence U.S. crypto tax and regulatory policies. In communications from 2018, Epstein expressed worries about the regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin. He suggested that the U.S. Treasury Department create a voluntary disclosure

Newly released emails reveal that Jeffrey Epstein sought the help of Steve Bannon to navigate U.S. tax policies regarding cryptocurrencies shortly before his death. In February 2018, Epstein expressed concern over crypto tax regulations and recommended the Treasury Department implement a voluntary disclosure form for crypto gains. His correspondences

Emails released from Jeffrey Epstein's estate reveal his increasing concern over U.S. tax policies related to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency towards the end of his life. In February 2018, Epstein reached out to Steve Bannon, suggesting that the Treasury Department create a voluntary disclosure form for realizing crypto

Travis Ford, 36, has been sentenced to five years in prison for running a fraudulent crypto investment scheme that raised $9.4 million from approximately 2,800 investors. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud in January. The scheme, operated through his company Wolf Capital, promised unrealistically high

Travis Ford, a 36-year-old Oklahoma resident, has been sentenced to five years in prison for operating a fraudulent cryptocurrency investment scheme that defrauded 2,800 investors of $9.4 million. Ford, the co-founder and CEO of Wolf Capital, a supposed high-yield trading platform, was found guilty of conspiracy to commit

Travis Ford, a 36-year-old from Oklahoma, has been sentenced to five years in prison for operating a fraudulent crypto investment scheme through his firm, Wolf Capital. The scheme raised approximately $9.4 million from about 2,800 investors within eight months before collapsing. Ford was found guilty of conspiracy to