Overview
- The filing, confirmed by the plaintiff’s lawyer, cites fraud, breach of trust and money laundering and targets a 2021 token scheme linked to Spantale and AEL Token.
- The parents of a young equestrian say they transferred €100,000 after a written commitment that their stake would be reimbursed if the token price fell.
- Their crypto wallet reportedly showed about €2.5 million in January 2022, then became inaccessible and was emptied by April 2023 with no repayment.
- The plaintiffs’ lawyer argues the platform never functioned and the tokens had no utility, while web links that once pointed to Spantale are now inactive.
- Leveaux denies any scam, says he did not profit, and is preparing his own criminal complaint against the company behind the project as the case moves to judicial review.