ProCap Newsletter No. 78

Dear Clients,

Investment platforms often attract investors by promising high returns, stable profits, or minimal risk.
However, when an investment fails, an important question arises: Were investors properly informed about the risks, or were they misled?

Why do promises of returns matter?

Every investment involves a certain degree of risk, and financial losses do not automatically mean that fraud has occurred.

However, if investors were provided with false information, promises of guaranteed returns, or assurances of investment security that were not justified, these circumstances may be relevant when determining potential legal responsibility.

What investors were told before deciding to invest is particularly important.

What evidence may be useful?

Advertising materials, messages from promoters, recordings of presentations, and communications concerning expected returns or investment security may help establish how the investment opportunity was presented.

We therefore encourage affected investors to preserve all available documentation, even if certain materials may not initially appear important.

What is the current status of the ProCap matter?

At present, we have no new verified information regarding procedural developments in the ProCap matter.
We will continue monitoring the situation and assessing the legal options available to protect the interests of affected investors.

In investment fraud cases, it is not only important to establish how much money was lost, but also what information influenced investors’ decisions to invest.

We will keep you informed of any significant developments.

Thank you for your continued trust.

Kind regards,
Attorney Zoran Miljaković