Spanish crypto influencer Álvaro “CryptoSpain” Romillo has been detained without bail over a $300 million Ponzi scheme linked to his company, Madeira Invest Club, accused of defrauding 3,000 investors through fake luxury asset investments.

Spanish crypto influencer Álvaro “CryptoSpain” Romillo has been detained without bail over a $300 million Ponzi scheme linked to his company, Madeira Invest Club, accused of defrauding 3,000 investors through fake luxury asset investments.
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"MIC solicited deposits (around €2,000 minimum per investor) to buy digital “artwork” contracts and shares in luxury goods, like yachts, Ferraris, and gold, with guaranteed buyback and fixed profits that were unusually high, at around 20% per year. Romillo told the court during his appearance Friday that he intended to pay investors back and has even returned money to 2,700 parties, though he did so in cash and claimed to have no way to account for the payments."

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