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New York Seeks $1.37 Billion Judgment Against NovaTech Founders

New York’s attorney general has asked a court to enter a $1.37 billion judgment against Cynthia and Eddy Petion, the founders of the crypto scheme NovaTech. Four promoters have agreed to pay about $6 million to victims. Neither the filing nor the release says how money would be recovered from the Petions.

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The headline number is striking, but the more telling detail is the gap between the judgment sought and the roughly $6 million the four promoters have agreed to pay — a reminder that enforcement wins and victim recoveries are different things. The absence of any stated recovery mechanism from the Petions is the crux: a judgment is a claim, not a collection. For RWA and crypto markets, the case reinforces that retail-facing schemes still draw the heaviest regulatory fire, and the promoter settlements suggest liability is being spread down the distribution chain. Whether the Petions' judgment translates into actual restitution is the open question.

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