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Las Vegas businessman convicted in $24 million 'AI supercomputer' crypto Ponzi scheme

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Las Vegas businessman convicted in $24 million 'AI supercomputer' crypto Ponzi scheme

Brent Kovar has been found guilty of running a crypto Ponzi scheme, defrauding at least 400 investors out of $24 million.

Las Vegas businessman convicted in $24 million 'AI supercomputer' crypto Ponzi scheme

Source：CoinDesk

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Source：https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2026/08/25/crypto-supercomputer-ponzi-schemer-convicted-faces-up-to-280-years-in-prison