The first feature of the Crypto.com NFT platform was the work of visual artist BossLogic.

According to the Cointelegraph, Jose Angel Aman, the creator of the Ponzi Argyle crypto coin, will not be fined $ 4.5 million by the US SEC. On March 23, the South Florida Supreme Court began ordering Aman to pay the SEC more than $ 4.2 million in illegal income and more than $ 300,000 in a preliminary injunction. However, as Aman reimbursed damages in a joint case in 2019, the court concluded that the administration of the judgment ended on the same day. Earlier today, Jose Angel Aman was sentenced to six years in prison by a South Florida Federal District Judge for participating in a $ 30 million cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme and was sentenced to life imprisonment for more than $ 23 million in damages. Aman is said to have requested the creation of an Argyle coin backed by diamonds. However, the victim later found out that Aman allocated new funds to the old one while hiding the profits. At the same time, Aman spends consumer goods for personal expenses such as buying designer clothes and driving cars.