Florida court orders Fundsz creators to pay $31 million
- —Early and Kingrey must pay $15.7 million in restitution and a $15.7 million penalty
- —The CFTC sued Fundsz in 2023 over fake crypto and metals trading without a license
- —The court approved settlements with Rachel and Rene Larralde and Juan Pablo Valcarce
- —Rene Larralde must hand over a house and more than $2.7 million in assets
Why it matters: The case signals that the CFTC keeps pursuing full restitution from crypto fraudsters, including clawing back personal assets.
Source: Bits.media
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