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Self Chain Founder Denies Involvement in $50 Million Off-Exchange Cryptocurrency Fraud Case

Summary: Contrary to rumors, Self Chain founder Ravindra Kumar has recently been accused of involvement in a $50 million off-exchange cryptocurrency scam, allegedly defrauding investors through false token transactions. Kumar has issued a statement on X platform vehemently denying the allegations, stating that they are 'completely false,' and mentioning that the legal team is preparing a ...

Contrary to rumors, Self Chain founder Ravindra Kumar has recently been accused of involvement in a $50 million off-exchange cryptocurrency scam, allegedly defrauding investors through false token transactions. Kumar has issued a statement on X platform vehemently denying the allegations, stating that they are 'completely false,' and mentioning that the legal team is preparing a response statement.

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