Neil Bush, the son of the ex-US president George H.W. Bush, received up to $300,000 by Ruja Ignatova for attending a meeting that was related to her fraudulent cryptocurrency known as OneCoin according to the latest information that we have in our altcoin news today.Mark Scott, the former attorney at the international firm Locke Lord, is also facing trial in a US court law for allegedly conspiring with the founder of OneCoin, dubbed as the crypto queen and her brother Konstantin Ignatov to launder illicit money from the popular Ponzi scheme OneCoin. Ignatova is indicted on money laundering charges and has disappeared since while her brother was detained by authorities at the Los Angeles airport.Scott still doesn't accept the charges against him and claims that he thought everything was perfectly legal. His attorney Arlo Devlin Brown explained to the US District Judge Edgardo Ramos that Neil Bush who is the son of late president George H.W. Bush, met with Ignatova and this is one of the reasons that Scott felt comfortable with the entire ordeal:

 “This isn’t just: ‘We saw the name Bush on a transaction and cut a subpoena.’’

The investor Neil Bush was contacted by the FBI agents investigating the scheme since he is the board member at Hoifu Energy which is a company owned by the Chinese businessman Dr. Hui Chi Ming and the company was involved in a $60 million loan deal that was financed in cash and by OneCoin, strangely enough. If Bush testifies about his role would only prove that the deal was not eh scam that the government claims to be.Garvin read about the FBI interview with Neil Bush and spoke about the meeting that took place in Hong Kong which is where the Hoify Energy is located. The investor was about to profit from the oil deal and as per the FBI report we can see that:

‘’Bush recalled that the head of Hoifu Energy, Dr. Hui Chi Ming, received a bunch of cryptocurrency for an oil deal in Madagascar. Bush had a residual interest in the cryptocurrency from the oil deal. Bush met the woman from the cryptocurrency company, Ruja Ignatova, in Hong Kong with Dr. Hui.’’

Craig Wright fails to pay the court settlement with the Kleiman Estate and now the rumors have it that he is running low on cash. Let’s try and find out more about it in the latest crypto news today.Wright failed to finance the court settlement and he still claims to be the creator of Bitcoin after being accused by the brother of the deceased David Kleiman of stealing bitcoins.  The court document filed in the Southern District of Florida indicates that the so-called creator of Bitcoin, Craig Wright, pulled out of the settlement agreement where he agreed to give up his bitcoins that he has reportedly mined before 2014. However, now, Craig Wright fails to pay up.Since the settlement has now been broken, the case will be taken back to court. At the end of August this year, Wright was held in contempt of court because he didn’t disclose the complete list of bitcoin addresses. He has holdings that amount to more than 1.1 million bitcoins. Back then, he claimed that the funds were inaccessible because they were heavily encrypted as well as because of the death of his former business partner, David Kleiman.There were also many concerns that the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto could eventually have to turn over his holdings and this could cause a major BTC dump. It is also safe to note that the legal battles of Wright require a lot of resources. He has previously stated that he intends to take anyone to the court that denies he is the real creator of Bitcoin. One such case involved the popular crypto analyst and podcasts, Peter McCormack.Wright filed a libel claim against Peter McCormack in the amount of 100,000 BP. McCormack has, of course, fought the case and even tried to prove that Wright is not the real creator of Bitcoin. Wright also said that Nakamoto lifted the entire sections of the thesis into the Bitcoin white paper. After realizing that he referred to Satoshi in the third person, Craig Wright also noted:

“Either I am Satoshi or Satoshi plagiarized me. You can make the choice, I don’t really care because he actually took whole paragraphs from my LOM. So it’s either me or… I don’t really care if you like it’’

Cryptoispy: Reviews Don’t Lie is one of the most powerful review platforms that everyone can use. It is open for everyone whether that a company, small business or users that already have experienced a certain product. So we decided to tell you more about it in our latest cryptocurrency news below.Cryptoispy opens a free and opened platform for consumers and business in order to build a strong relationship and collaboration. For example, consumers find all the relevant information for a certain product or service, and companies use the reviews to improve and innovate further. The reviews website is the right place to go when you need a real opinion from the crypto community.The crypto compare website also does comparisons between products and services and helps the customers get the real, legitimate review of exchange, wallet or any other service. The website has helped many to make a decision whether to invest in a certain cryptocurrency, which wallet to use or which broker is the most reliable.The Cryptoispy team makes sure that each review is legitimate in order to bring the consumers accurate information. This is one of the most important aspects of the website since studies show that people turn to reviews sites before making a purchase in order not to lose their money or to even save some. People also ask for advice from someone who already had some kind of experience in order to get all of the information they need.Crypto users, for example, think that reading reviews on wallets and exchanges is really important especially if you are just starting in the crypto industry. Cryptoispy can also be useful for business that seems to be having amazing reviews to use them as a portfolio for their website and to further promote the business.Since the crypto space is filled with crypto startups, companies and other kinds of services, Cryptoispy makes a good selection of the best from the best. On the website, you can find some of the best exchanges, coin reviews, crypto games, wallets, and broker reviews.Cryptoispy is making its way to become one of the most popular reviewing websites out there but it couldn’t have done it without our users who make sure to share their experience with the rest of the world. So make sure not to miss out and go check Cryptoispy.com right away!

The Former CEO of the now-closed Bitcoin exchange Mt.Gox, Mark Karpeles is what we are reading more about in today’s crypto news after he disapproval of the claims made by Brock Pierce that he could reboot the platform and speed up the acceleration of the compensation for the Mt.Gox creditors.Pierce, who founded the blockchain capital Block.one and the EOS alliance, is not trying to start a new movement ‘’GoxRising’’ that aims to speed up the recovery for creditor refunding and break the technical and legal barriers. His goal is to reboot the platform that collapsed in 2014 and lost roughly $460 million at the time.Karpeles challenged Pierce’s rights and abilities to reboot the platform and basically started a dispute. There was no agreement reached and Karpeles clarified:

 “As far as I know no agreement was reached within 45 days, nor did the court and the trustee approve such an agreement. We were working with our lawyers at the time in good faith to follow the terms defined there but failed to hear back from Sunlot after they assured they were working on this, including assisting in getting approval from the court.”

Another problem appeared when Pierce claimed that his initiative could start the creditor recovery after he claimed that the entire problem could be settled within a year rather than the 5 years it would take under the wing of the Tokyo attorney Nobuaki Kobayashi. Karpeles continued:

 “As to distributing assets faster than the trustee, I haven't heard at this point anything that would make this possible from Gox Rising [sic]. The published plans seem to imply reviving Mt. Gox and creating a lot of complex legal structures which may take time to happen.”

Karpeles pleaded not guilty in his trial but was eventually charged for embezzlement of $3 million from Mt.Gox.