Top Exchange CEO imprisoned for Accepting Bitcoins Bribe || ENG-ESP || El principal CEO de Exchange encarcelado por aceptar el soborno de Bitcoins
Lots of negative reviews have been gathering around Bitcoin lately as it was reported that it's been used to fund terrorism and riot. Just yesterday, A south Korean CEO was sentenced to 18 months in prison. His crime was receiving a bribe in Bitcoin to list a coin.
Últimamente se han acumulado muchas críticas negativas sobre Bitcoin, ya que se informó que se ha utilizado para financiar el terrorismo y los disturbios. Ayer mismo, un director ejecutivo de Corea del Sur fue condenado a 18 meses de prisión. Su crimen fue recibir un soborno en Bitcoin para incluir una moneda.
The ex coinnet CEO has also been trailed for accepting bitcoin bribes in 2018. An investigation made by the court revealed that the CEO alongside some too executives of Coinnet receives $771,270 worth of Bitcoin to list an unsolicited altcoin named "S" coin in their Exchange.
El ex CEO de coinnet también ha sido perseguido por aceptar sobornos de bitcoin en 2018. Una investigación realizada por el tribunal reveló que el CEO junto con algunos ejecutivos de Coinnet reciben $ 771,270 en Bitcoin para incluir una moneda alternativa no solicitada llamada "S" en su intercambio.
Of course, The Ex Coinnet CEO and his accomplice denied any wrongdoing and pleaded their innocence. The prosecutors in the first trial commented that;
The defendants acknowledged or promoted the situation that they were taking unreasonable gains by manipulating the market price on the exchange after listing the cryptocurrency. This crime greatly undermined fairness and trust in cryptocurrency transactions. This is bad.
Por supuesto, el ex CEO de Coinnet y su cómplice negaron haber actuado mal y se declararon inocentes. Los fiscales del primer juicio comentaron que;
Los acusados reconocieron o promovieron la situación de que estaban obteniendo ganancias irrazonables al manipular el precio de mercado en el intercambio después de listar la criptomoneda. Este crimen socavó en gran medida la equidad y la confianza en las transacciones con criptomonedas. Esto es malo.
The Ex Coinnet CEO Kim, has a long criminal issue with Korean courts. From embezzlement, mismanagement of people fun, bribe and to fraud. This has led to the closure of the Coinnet Exchange in April 2019 but the criminal cases are still I'm court.
El ex CEO de Coinnet, Kim, tiene un largo problema criminal con los tribunales coreanos. Desde la malversación, la mala gestión de la gente, la diversión, el soborno y el fraude. Esto ha llevado al cierre de Coinnet Exchange en abril de 2019, pero los casos penales todavía están en la corte.
Kim once was sentenced to 100 hours of community service and a fine payment of 12.5 million won for transferring client funds into employees account.
Kim una vez fue sentenciada a 100 horas de servicio comunitario y un pago de multa de 12,5 millones de wones por transferir fondos de clientes a la cuenta de los empleados.
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Lol there will always be people bashing crypto, most have forgotten that crypto is just a tool, if it is used by a good person, then it is deemed good, likewise if it used by a bad person then it is deemed bad. The fact that it is used by a bad person doesn't make it bad, or...necessarily good, a tool is a tool
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The bad news is that this people won't put it in the news that this particular person was a fraud, they will use Bitcoin as the forefront of their news
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Loool of course, all na propaganda...marketing strategy
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You'd be amazed to see how many are taking such bribers to list cryptos on exchanges. Binance included. I've watched an interview about a year ago about how coins get listed and the one interviewed was such a person that facilitates listings and he said most of them do that, but for low cap coins. The major ones don't need to bribe anyone.
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I think it's wrong to bribe your way into an exchange. I feel some small coins do this for exposure. Well, I feel all secret will be revealed as times goes on
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