Coin Cafe Ordered By New York AG to Pay Back $4.3M in Fraudulent Fees

2023-5-19 23:02

Brooklyn-based crypto trading platform Coin Cafe is paying back $4.3 million to defrauded investors, according to a Thursday statement from the New York Attorney General’s office, which accused the company of misleading customers about “exorbitant and undisclosed” fees. origin »

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