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Andreas Szakacs, co-founder of the cryptocurrency firm OmegaPro, was arrested in Turkey in July amid allegations of orchestrating a $4 billion Ponzi scheme. OmegaPro, which had promised investors returns as high as 300% through automated trading, has since collapsed, leading to significant financial losses for its clients. Reports indicate that approximately $160 million in funds are currently unaccounted for, with many investors unable to access their accounts or withdraw their funds. The investigation into OmegaPro has been ongoing since July, highlighting the risks associated with high-return investment schemes in the cryptocurrency space.
OMEGAPRO’S $4B SCAM: THE SCOOP Andreas Szakacs, the guy behind OmegaPro, got busted in Turkey. OmegaPro promised insane returns through its “automated trading,” but it’s really a $4 billion Ponzi scheme. Accounts locked, withdrawals stopped, and $160 million in shady… https://t.co/Wffut4OZFL
SWEDISH CO-FOUNDER OF OMEGAPRO ARRESTED IN $4B CRYPTO PONZI SCHEME Andreas Szakacs, co-founder of the now-collapsed OmegaPro, was arrested in Turkey in July, facing accusations of defrauding investors through a $4 billion crypto Ponzi scheme. OmegaPro, which promised up to 300%… https://t.co/cY93eRMS5D
Their retirement dreams were destroyed by a Beverly Hills company promising to invest their savings in gold for attractive returns. We’ve been investigating Oxford Gold since July. Now, there is a new twist in the case. Watch ABC7 News at 5p for the latest on the story. https://t.co/60pa1Gacd4
