The Irish Independent
Two men behind a range of cryptocurrencies promoted by the likes of first lady Melania Trump and Argentine president Javier Milei have been accused of engaging in fraud and exploiting “celebrity association” and “borrowed fame” to sell legitimacy to unsuspecting investors,” according to a new legal filing.
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