If you’ve been around Cryptocurrency for a while you might know about the Uphold wallet. They were one of the first exchanges to offer fee-free trading. They have an integration feature where they refer you to other products. CRED was one of those trusted integrations. They promised upwards of 12% APR on Bitcoin on a 6-month lending contract. This was unheard of a couple of years ago. I put half a Bitcoin in and 6 months later I was happy with the results. They lowered the APR to 7% and I was still happy so I decided to roll over my contract for another 6 months. And if you haven’t noticed that was the 3rd six in my article so you know things just went down from there. Yes, in late October CRED cried bankruptcy and made everything complicated. Something to do with a high-level executive and some fraud. There is a chance to get your money back If you were a victim of this Bitcoin lending platform there is a way to get your funds back. You have two weeks to file a bankruptcy claim against CRED to get your money back. This is one of the only ways and only chances to get your funds back.
CRED is registered in Delaware, and the bankruptcy is filed there so you have to hire an attorney from Delaware. I did the research for you and called many attorneys in Delaware.
Attorney Michael Joyce
Tell him you were referred by Eric Nans
