The French developer behind the Mutant Ape Planet NFT collection faces a prison sentence of up to five years subsequent to entering a guilty plea on charges related to wire fraud.
KikyoAurelien Michel, creator of "Mutant Ape Planet" NFTs, pleads guilty in a U.S. court for defrauding investors. Facing up to five years in prison and agreeing to a $1.4 million forfeiture.
Huang BoAurelien Michel, the French creator of the Mutant Ape Planet NFT collection, has admitted culpability in a substantial fraud scheme. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) states that Michel's actions caused almost $3 million in losses for buyers.
JixuAurelien Michel, the founder of NFT collection Mutant Ape Planet, was arrested this week by federal authorities for allegedly orchestrating an “NFT rug pull” scam.
decryptTwenty-four-year-old French citizen Aurelian Michel has been charged with fraud for his role in the alleged scheme.
CoindeskOne lucky winner is the proud owner of a Mutant Ape worth over $30k.
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NulltxIn the past year, Yuga Labs has brought many innovations to the NFT industry, expanding the influence of NFT in the mainstream world.
FtftxBored Ape Yacht Club owners can take advantage of IP rights by auditioning for a BAYC movie trilogy, while other popular NFT characters now make up the cast of iHeartMedia's latest podcast venture.
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