Glittery MyCoin Ends in Arrests, Burning Chinese Investors

Alfred Liu

An investment in bitcoin promising a 150 percent yield. That’s what was being offered to more than 2,000 people last August in the grand ballroom of the Sheraton Macao Hotel, where they gathered to hear investor Jim Rogers, eat free meals and be entertained by singers, dancers and glittering beauty queens.

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