Charles Parks, known online as “CP3O,” branded himself a crypto influencer with a “multimillionaire mindset” â” but his fortune came from fraud. He created fake companies, tricked major cloud-computing providers into giving him massive computing power for a nonexistent online school, then used it to secretly mine crypto, running up $3.5 million in unpaid bills to mine about $1 million in coins. He was sentenced to prison. The lesson: the flashy “crypto millionaire” selling you a mindset or a secret formula is often funded by the scam itself. Too rich, too fast, too flashy is a red flag â” not a role model. ð”° Full story: https:// ð¡ï¸ Scan a project before you trust it: ð’ cr




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