Clynton Marks and his wife Cheri are on the verge of losing two multimillion-rand properties they bought from the proceeds of what has been described as SA’s biggest bitcoin Ponzi scheme, which saw clients across the world lose more than R3bn.

Marks, a 50% shareholder in Mirror Trading International (MTI), went to great lengths to hide the source of funds he used to buy two properties for cash, using the company’s ill-gotten money, its business rescue practitioners told the Durban high court...

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