Three kingpins of a multi-crore cryptocurrency scam in Chandigarh, India, amassed huge wealth and lived lavishly, according to the police. The scammers, identified as Subhash Sharma, Sukhdev Thakur, and Hemraj Thakur, created a fake cryptocurrency called "Korvio Coin" and lured investors with promises of high returns. They reportedly used the stolen money to buy expensive cars, houses, and plots of land, and to live a high life of luxury travel and accommodation. The police have arrested the three scammers and are investigating their assets. Investors who have been defrauded are urged to come forward. This scam is just one of many that have targeted investors in recent years. Investors are advised to be careful when investing in cryptocurrencies and to do their research before investing in any project.