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Last updated: June 19, 2025, 12:32  |  Written by: Michael Saylor

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A Pseudonymous Twitter Account Making

A pseudonymous Twitter account making a series of accusations against Nexo has caused the crypto lender to issue a cease and desist notice. Cryptocurrency lending

Inside the Nexo Crime Investigation: All You Need to Know

Nexo breaks silence on stolen funds allegations - Watcher Guru

La Plataforma De Préstamos De

In the Twitter thread otteroooo alleged that Kosta Kanchev, a co-founder of Nexo stole funds from HelpKarma, a charity crowdfunding portal as an executive of the same

In October 2025, Nexo and another cryptocurrency lending platform Celsius were ordered to cease operations in New York state for security and licensing breaches.

La plataforma de préstamos de criptomonedas Nexo ha respondido a lo que ha llamado noticias falsas y a los rumores de que sus fundadores formaban parte de un

Nexo

How Might Embezzlement Accusations Impact NEXO? - Yahoo

Nexo, a digital asset platform, is under investigation in Bulgaria for alleged money laundering and tax offenses. The company, which is based in Sofia, Bulgaria, has been accused of using

‘Smear campaign’: Nexo responds to accusations of stealing

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‘Smear campaign’: Nexo responds to accusations of stealing donations, siphoning funds from charity

A pseudo-anonymous Twitter account accused Nexo’s founders of stealing funds from a children’s health charity, raising doubts about the platform.

Nexo responde a las acusaciones de robar donaciones y desviar

Cryptocurrency Lending Platform Nexo Has

Nexo Crypto Under Investigation for Alleged Money Laundering

Cryptocurrency lending platform Nexo has replied to accusations made by an anonymous Twitter account that it stole funds from a Bulgarian children's charity calling them

Crypto Lender, NEXO Accused of $10M Unjust Liquidations

In A Livestream And Series

In a Livestream and series of blog posts on Fulcrum, David Seaman and other Nexo customers claim that the company had taken advantage of the crypto market

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