Renowned Fuji musician Taye Currency has opened up about his devastating experience of losing N10 million to the alleged Ponzi scheme, Crypto Bridge Exchange (CBEX). In a viral video captured during a stage performance, Currency emotionally recounted how he was lured into the investment by close associates who assured him of high returns
The Allure of Easy Profits
Currency's associates, including Sodiq, Small London, Lateef, and others, had reportedly profited from CBEX. Lateef, a brand manager, allegedly turned N200,000 into N600,000, which caught Currency's attention. Convinced by these claims, Currency invested N10 million, which he had saved with an insurance company, into CBEX on April 1, 2025. Unfortunately, the funds vanished without a trace.
Warning to Those Behind the Scheme
Visibly upset, Currency lashed out at those who introduced him to CBEX, warning them of serious consequences. "If they die well, they won’t rest well," he sang, expressing his frustration and disappointment. Currency stated that he decided to share his ordeal to avoid developing high blood pressure over his loss.
A Growing Problem
Currency's experience is part of a larger issue, as CBEX has reportedly defrauded numerous Nigerians with promises of high returns on digital investments. The collapse of CBEX has sparked widespread outrage, with many investors left counting their losses
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