Game of Silks Inc. lured millions of dollars from players with promises of burgeoning payouts from its virtual horseracing enterprise while concealing financial issues that led it to bust, a proposed class action said.
Leadership boasted that non-fungible token buyers were part of a decentralized community with support from real-world horseracing entities and growing potential earnings, Cary Cantner told the US District Court for the Southern District of Florida. In reality, Game of Silks wasn’t pulling in the $20 million in revenue it needed to continue, and a key investor had quietly sold off its stake, said Monday’s complaint. ...
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