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Las Vegas Man Convicted for $24M Crypto Ponzi Scheme Disguised as AI Supercomputer

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Brent Kovar, a Las Vegas businessman, has been convicted of orchestrating a cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of $24 million. Kovar misled victims by falsely presenting the venture as an AI supercomputer-based investment opportunity. At least 400 investors fell prey to the fraudulent scheme. The conviction marks a significant legal outcome in a case involving the misuse of emerging technology buzzwords to attract unsuspecting victims.

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