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Ontario’s ‘Crypto King’ owes investors millions. How is he still living large? | About That



Despite being forced into bankruptcy, Ontario’s self-proclaimed ‘Crypto King’ Aiden Pleterski has been taking vacations in the U.K. and Miami and posting about it on social media. Andrew Chang explains how someone who owes investors millions can continue living a seemingly lavish lifestyle.

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38 Comments

  1. Moral: Be careful with other people's money.

    Setting 100$ in traditional and 100$ in neo-securities every month can't be a bad thing.

    Buy. Hold. Follow headlines, not charts.

  2. So, fraud is a civil matter in Ontario? I mean this looks like fraud, talks like fraud, and walks like fraud – why the hell is he not in jail? At least he would have avoided the savage beating he got from angry investors (i mean, isn't the purpose of jail to stop people law into their own hands?). But I have to admit his beaten down face mad me chuckle a bit.😆😆😆😆

  3. Both the province and the federal government need to educate people as to how the system works and they both need to put harder criminal charges on people like him 40 million!? He is basically walking scott free and many more will follow unless both the provincal and federal government step in

  4. All I can say is stay away from these get rich quick money schemes. You see these ads constantly popping up on youtube. Rule of thumb if it sounds to good to be true it usually is

  5. If i had worked an saved up a bunch of money you know where it would be , Sitting in a savings account , might not grow much but i wouldn't lose it and have to start over . going to a casino an losing a hundred bucks you kick yourself an don't go back , losing years worth of work is gut wrenching i'm guessing .

  6. IMO on you if you were dumb enough to invest in this guy, if your blinded by greed, you deserve to be robbed. There is no secret sauce to Crypto, some folks just got lucky, the others are con artists.

  7. Hello, in the past I invested in XRP because a friend who was alive at that time recommend me, as far i can see XRP are not doing so good, the worst is that i don't know what to do in order to loose what ever is left in my wallet. ANY ONE CAN HELP ON THIS …thank's

  8. For normal people, a young kid with a flashy lifestyle promising anything is a red flag. I don’t blame the victims…but people need to do some modicum of diligence.

  9. If YOU wanna invest into crypto, LEARN crypto yourself. If you don’t know what you’re investing to (in some form) and have someone doing it, you’re getting scammed 9 times out 10, especially with crypto

  10. I truly don’t understand how an adult in his or her own mind would trust a young kid with millions of dollars to double their money. I don’t have much but even when I invest, I do it through different streams…when a deal is too good….remember what to do in future…there is no get rich quick, not even a chance.

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