New Jersey regulator orders extension of five fraudulent cryptocurrency companies

On October 28, the New Jersey Department of Homeland Security announced a deferred order against the five cryptocurrency companies for fraud. Sean Neafsay, head of consumer marketing, urged attendees to do more research on the companies they invest in. At least three scam organizations defrauded New Jersey investors with their money. Most investors received $ 74,900 in Bitcoin to purchase securities, Forte Trade Limited received $ 3,300, and Dilna Investments Limited received $ 11,000 from a New Jersey trader. If the merchant wishes to withdraw money, an additional payment must be made before the deposit can be made. Two companies, RealBitCore Mining and FileFxOption, are expected to disclose data sent to inaccurate users on their websites.