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August 21, 2024

The Rabidi Case: The Mysterious Actions of Beneficial Owner Denys Butko and Other Connections

The case of the Rabidi Group is a prime example of the opacity of the online casino sector. Rabidi, once a significant player in the online gambling industry with a Curacao license, has recently come under scrutiny after the group's sudden disappearance following its bankruptcy in June 2023. Following FinTelegram reports, Denys Butko, the alleged beneficial owner recently deleted his LinkedIn profile.

July 22, 2024

The Online Casino Insolvency: More Traces Lead to Cyprus, More Websites Vanished!

FinTelegram continue to pursue the individuals and entities behind the insolvent online casino operator Rabidi. The bankruptcy of Rabidi was precipitated by a player who filed a petition after not receiving his winnings, leading to the revocation of their license by the Curaçao Gaming Authority. Despite the insolvency, the casinos have persisted, now operating anonymously and illegally, with all traces leading to Cyprus and the ButOn ecosystem.

November 21, 2023

Whistleblowers: Let Us Learn More About Online Casino Operator Rabidi, Bankruptcy Procedures, And Its Payment Agents!

Rabidi N.V. is a Curacao-registered company implicated in operating numerous online casinos and gambling sites. Until a few months ago, Rabidi operated with a Curacao license that is no longer valid. Payments are processed via various payment agents, including Tilaros in Cyprus. Bankruptcy procedures have been initiated against the company in Curacao. We would like to know more from our whistleblowers.

Sam Altman’s Olive Oil Moment: How Graza Became the First Cyber Society EVOO Brand

A Financial Times video interview with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman unexpectedly turned into a viral marketing miracle for a small olive oil brand called Graza. Altman was seen cooking with Graza’s “Drizzle” olive oil—meant for finishing, not cooking—sparking an online debate and catapulting the brand into global awareness. It’s a case study in how digitally native consumer brands can hijack moments.

Chasing René Benko’s Loot: New Investigations Target Benko’s Wife

In recent days, the Austrian Economic and Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (WKStA) has significantly expanded its investigations into the collapse of the Signa Group and its founder, René Benko. According to multiple Austrian media reports, new house searches have taken place at properties belonging to Benko’s wife, Natalie Benko, and his brother in Tyrol.

Crypto’s Dark Side: Money Laundering Scandals Are Reshaping the Cyber Finance Landscape

The $4.2 billion criminal settlement with Binance and the sentencing of its founder, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), was not an isolated event—it marked the beginning of a new regulatory era. In 2024 and 2025, multiple crypto platforms have come under fire for facilitating money laundering, especially in connection with online gambling, cyber fraud, and unregulated exchanges.

Wirecard’s Jan Marsalek Confirmed as Russian Spy Mastermind in UK Espionage Conviction

A London court has delivered a seismic verdict in the ongoing saga of Wirecard, the collapsed German fintech giant: six Bulgarian nationals have been convicted and sentenced for spying on behalf of Russian intelligence, acting under the direct orders of Wirecard’s fugitive former COO, Jan Marsalek. This marks the first time a court has definitively established that Wirecard, under Marsalek’s leadership.

Odebrecht Scandal: Former BankerPeter Weinzierl Extradited to U.S., Held Without Bail in Brooklyn Jail

Former Meinl Bank CEO Peter Weinzierl has been extradited from the United Kingdom to the United States and is currently in custody at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn. The 59-year-old Austrian banker faces charges related to his alleged involvement in laundering over $170 million in bribes connected to the Odebrecht corruption scandal.