Bitwise Faces $2 Million Lawsuit Over Alleged Investor Fraud

Bitwise Faces $2 Million Lawsuit Over Alleged Investor Fraud


Published Wednesday 10th July 2024

Bitwise Asset Management, a prominent cryptocurrency investment firm, is currently facing a $2 million lawsuit from the Mukamal family. The family alleges that Bitwise engaged in fraudulent activities, negligence, and a "pump and dump" scheme. This scheme reportedly led to substantial financial losses for investors who trusted Bitwise with their funds.

The lawsuit filed by the Mukamal family claims that Bitwise misled investors by artificially inflating the value of certain cryptocurrencies before selling them off at a profit. This practice, known as "pump and dump," is illegal and unethical in the investment world. The family further accuses Bitwise of negligence in managing their investments, resulting in significant damages.

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