Canadian Man Charged in $42M Crypto Fraud Linked to Gray Digital Capital

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A Canadian man, Nathan Gauvin, has been charged in a $42 million cryptocurrency fraud tied to Gray Digital Capital. Prosecutors allege he misrepresented fund performance and diverted investor funds for personal use. Court documents show he falsely claimed assets over $78 million and double-digit returns, while actual growth was just 1.4% monthly. The SEC has filed a civil case, and the FBI is seeking victims. Authorities are also monitoring liquidity and crypto markets for similar schemes. The FBI has linked the case to broader efforts in Countering the Financing of Terrorism.
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