Topic: 37,000 Investors Await Refunds from ‘Illegal’ $90 Million Envion ICO - page 2. (Read 325 times)

What a very sad news, scammers all around cryptocurrency, this is now getting out of hands, different project coming up with the aim of scamming investor by luring them to buy ICO, I believe all this will be wipe off very soon in cryptocurrency space

I was one who invested in this project, even though I didn't invest in a very large amount but I was still waiting for my money to return, I also didn't know whether they would return all of our money (investors)
we can only wait

This time the investors are very lucky. Because the company is based in Switzerland and the authorities there are very efficient in pursuing financial crimes. But my only concern is that the legal process may go on for quite some time, and along with that the expenses may mount. Hopefully, everything will be settled in a proper manner and the investors will be reimbursed.

 Can still wait a long time,or do not get back the money,because even if the exchange does not always return the money,or fed Breakfast,and it is not clear when to give,here is an example cryptopia exchange promised until the end of March all losses to investors to return,now may and silence!

I hope all refunds will be invested in Bitcoin and ETH from the people again, if they get really a refund they have finally made a profit but I don't know if the funds were converted to fiat when Envion received the funds. And I hope the responsible actors will be took to prison for their scam attempt or at least pay a high fee for their damage of crypto.

t is necessary to punish such companies and developers. They collected a lot of money, and simply did not give either investors or bounty hunters. Nonetheless, Envion trades further at the Coinmarket. But investors do not get anything further.

This is good news. wish that investors get back money invested on this ICO and i wish also that if will be possible that all investors who invest on scam ICO to get their money back.

So sad to hear that I hope all investors get a refund, because I as a bounty hunter also doesn't get anything from the bounties they hold and it seems that the project is indeed a scam and I hope they deserve punishment from it

I really believed in the project too, their marketing campaign was sick, I invested around 1200 USD...
I filled the claim on the link I've sent, I'll post here if I get any answer from them.

I was one of the victims of this unfortunate scam. I was part of the many who promoted the bounty in social media but I did not get anything out of that. I invested around $100 in buying some tokens because I was made to believe that this was the next big thing in Bitcoin mining business.  The project was really convincing as it was based on a doable and viable idea but something sinister was going on behind the scene. I am really hoping that victims can be refunded with their money no matter how small. This can be a big justice for all of us and a big reminded that people behind any project have the big responsibility to the people who supported and believed on them. Envion is now part of the list of big cryptocurrency-related scams and this is actually sad.

I've been scammed by them too, I found this claim online:
https://efri.io/envion-funds-recovery-case

I don't know if it reliable, they'll charge you only if they can get back the money, you have 2 options: 250 EUR or 10-15%.

Hope we can get back our money.

https://www.ccn.com/90-million-envion-ico-illegal

The Envion scandal was one of the most dramatic sagas to unfold in the cryptocurrency space, and it’s not over yet.

Swiss regulators have ruled that the crypto mining firm behind the $90 million ICO in 2018 participated in illegal activity. Specifically, Envion AG unlawfully received public deposits from 37,000 investors according to the FINMA regulatory authority.

Based in Zug, the company is now being liquidated, hopefully, to compensate investors.

Delusions of Grandeur

The project started out with great potential. To most onlookers, it seemed like a genuinely promising opportunity in a space rife with half-baked ideas.

A high-functioning cryptocurrency mining unit that users could buy shares in was the basic concept.

With an experienced CEO, solid partnerships, and what appeared to be a working product in production, the stage was set. It wasn’t to be.

The project fell apart after what was described by many as a hostile takeover on the part of Matthias Woestmann, the CEO.

The founders accused Woestmann of squeezing them out of the company and embezzling funds. They set up a website to communicate with investors.

Suddenly a relatively unknown figure, Michael Luckow, seemed to be a crucial member of the team.

Meanwhile, Woestmann accused the founders of printing off 40 million excess tokens (later saying 20 million) and selling them, taking the money for themselves. This is the reason, he claims, that he pushed them out.

The founders accused Woestmann of changing aspects of the ICO prospectus, which appeared to be true.

A complaint was filed in Germany and Swiss regulators also began working on the case.