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Chinese investors who lost money in a multi-billion dollar Bitcoin fraud speak to the BBC.

Live from the UK, this is the Marketplace Morning Report from the BBC World Service.

I'm William Lee Adams. Good morning.

An investor who ended up in debt as a result of a huge cryptocurrency scam has told the BBC about the impact of the fraud

as the ringleader is due to be sentenced in a UK court.

Jiang Ji Min was convicted of trying to launder 61,000 Bitcoin assets, now worth around $6.5 billion,

taken from tens of thousands of investors in her native China.

Here's the BBC's Tony Hahn.

In this promotional video, Lantern Gehrie makes big promises.

Invest in its cryptocurrency, and you'll get massive returns.

The mastermind of the scheme was a middle-aged woman called Qianzimin.

More than 100,000 people across China invested. A man we are calling Yu, who spoke to us on condition of anonymity, took out

loans and invested everything into the company. I suppose we were just too weak to resist.

They just pumped up our dreams until we lost all self-control. For a while,

he was getting daily returns, but then, in 2017, it all came crashing down. Law enforcement now

say the whole thing was a massive scam. You's marriage collapsed, and he found himself mired in

debt.

Many families have been broken up. People have been left without money to pay for medical

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