Feds accuse crypto founder of stealing $10 million from NFT investors, spending it on Miami condo and DJ hobby | Fortune0

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• August 5, 2026

Four years after the collapse in the market for NFTs, the crypto world is still reckoning with the fallout. The latest example came on Wednesday when the Department of Justice indicted a man on securities and wire fraud charges for allegedly orchestrating a $10 million cryptocurrency scheme through his crypto startup, Few and Far.  The