Coin Dispute Network – a company that claims to help customers retrieve their lost or stolen crypto – is currently under investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office run by the allegedly corrupt Alvin Bragg. Bragg and Coin Dispute Network Are in a War Bragg has said the company is “fraudulent,” and he’s attempting to seize the domain name. The gist of Coin Dispute Network is that customers must pay a fee to get the company involved, which then begins tracing whatever crypto units are gone and reports its findings to law enforcement so they can freeze and retrieve the digital currency. Granted the money is found and returned, Coin Dispute Network takes a further cut, which seems rather straightforward. However, per a statement issued by Bragg, the
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Coin Dispute Network – a company that claims to help customers retrieve their lost or stolen crypto – is currently under investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office run by the allegedly corrupt Alvin Bragg.
Bragg and Coin Dispute Network Are in a War
Bragg has said the company is “fraudulent,” and he’s attempting to seize the domain name. The gist of Coin Dispute Network is that customers must pay a fee to get the company involved, which then begins tracing whatever crypto units are gone and reports its findings to law enforcement so they can freeze and retrieve the digital currency.
Granted the money is found and returned, Coin Dispute Network takes a further cut, which seems rather straightforward. However, per a statement issued by Bragg, the company went further than that and not only kept fees, but also stole additional Ethereum units from the wallets of their customers by “making false promises of asset recovery and [generating] inaccurate blockchain tracing reports to victims.”
Bragg has been after the company since November of last year. He mentioned:
We want victims of the Coin Dispute Network, no matter where you are, to come forward as we work to hold these bad actors accountable and prevent future fraud.
From the sound of things, it looks like Bragg is a man who’s doing his job. A person who cares about justice and is worried about the unregulated state of digital currency, but this would be deceiving, and for him to call anything “fraudulent” would be equivalent to a pig calling something “sloppy.” Let’s not forget that this is the same man who recently indicted President Donald Trump over a non-disclosure agreement from seven years ago while letting committers of domestic violence off the hook.
Trump’s case was examined by larger institutions like the Federal Election Committee (FEC) and the federal government, both of which said no crime had been committed and there was nothing to prosecute. Bragg, however, ran his campaign on the idea that he would bring Trump down, and he’s now taking on a case that’s not even within his jurisdiction.
We’re also well beyond the statute of limitations, so it’s become clear that Bragg is probably a Biden puppet looking to take the most powerful republican candidate out of the 2024 race before things get too hairy for democrats.
A Compromised DA?
Furthermore, Bragg is reportedly funded by American enemy George Soros, so it’s clear this man’s morals may not be intact. He’s got a demon on his shoulder telling him what to do, and so long as that demon exists, ugly things are going to happen.
Many people in law enforcement claim companies like Coin Dispute Network don’t work, and that it’s very hard to recover stolen crypto funds.