The Police Investigation Agency of Thai Nguyen Province has initiated legal proceedings and charged six individuals involved in a multi-level cryptocurrency scheme, defrauding victims of 12 billion VND…
According to the investigation, the Police Investigation Agency (Economic Police Division) received intelligence from the Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention Department of Thai Nguyen Provincial Police. This intelligence pointed to a group operating a multi-level cryptocurrency trading scheme with indications of illegal asset appropriation.
Investigators escort a suspect in the case
Preliminary investigations revealed that around May 2025, an individual named Nguyen (residing in Tu Liem District, Hanoi) identified the growing investor interest in cryptocurrency markets. Nguyen conceived the idea of creating the SPIN cryptocurrency and new digital assets (NFTs), launching a trading platform for both under a multi-level marketing model.
Participants earned “commissions” and bonuses based on their investments and those of up to 16 levels of downline recruits. Through this scheme, Nguyen’s group illicitly profited approximately 12 billion VND, raising suspicions of “Telecommunications Fraud” and “Violations of Multi-Level Marketing Regulations.”
Based on the evidence, the Police Investigation Agency has filed charges for “Telecommunications Fraud” and “Violations of Multi-Level Marketing Regulations.” Six individuals have been formally charged and detained pending trial.
The investigation is ongoing and expanding.
Temporary Detention of Ngo Quang Son
Ngo Quang Son (born in 1982, residing in Tich Luong Ward, Thai Nguyen Province) has been identified as the mastermind and leader of the operation. He is responsible for devising the plan, designing the fraudulent system, and assigning roles to other members of the network.
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