Thai Immigration Arrests Two Chinese Nationals in Bangkok Wanted in 3.2-Billion-Baht Crypto Pyramid Scheme
Thai Immigration officers arrested two Chinese nationals in Bangkok on November 12th, wanted by Chinese authorities for an alleged cryptocurrency pyramid scheme that caused losses exceeding 3.2 billion baht. The suspects are believed to be involved in a large-scale pyramid scheme.
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