> Clearly the real crime is bilking investors out of their money. It’s also questionable whether they even ended up losing money given the rising price of crypt

> Clearly the real crime is bilking investors out of their money. It’s also questionable whether they even ended up losing money given the rising price of crypto in the past year. It’s also interesting how this happened: That's not how that works. Whatever purchasing power they were supposed to have that they were deprived of because of his actions results in damages - obviously equal at least to the crypto gains they would have.