It is announced that the LesCovex (LCX) project has Hervé Falciani as an advisor, who became known for filtering a list with more than 130.000 tax evaders, which he obtained during the time he worked for HSBC.

A few weeks ago, when I came across the LesCovex (LCX) ICO almost by chance and saw that Vicent Nos was behind this cryptocurrency, I knew it was going to be a success, as he is one of the biggest experts in blockchain in Spain and cryptocurrencies. We were talking a bit about the idea of ​​cryptocurrency, the project in general and several other things and I came across a very interesting project and it brought me some more surprises, which at that time I could not reveal.

Just yesterday he told me that they were finalizing a video that was going to be the bomb and when he told me who the protagonist of the video was, I knew immediately that it would be. They have been working with Hervé Falciani for months, who collaborates with LesCovex as Compliance and Risk Management. Right now they are working on the beta system of this Blockchain Certification Authority or BCA, which provides the advantages of privacy and traceability that underlies blockchain technology, while improving the way entities interact with customers. .

BCA technology brings an imminent and overwhelming solution to regulatory change in financial markets. This technology is an open solution that allows any entity to benefit and not only for large corporations. In addition, in the coming weeks they will release the official whitepaper in which all the technical details of the project will be given.

About Hervé Falciani

He is known for having compiled a list of more than 130.000 tax evaders who would have money in Swiss banking, thanks to working as a systems engineer at the Swiss subsidiary of the bank HSBC. The list has received the name of 'The Falciani List' and is currently in the hands of the courts of different countries both inside and outside the European Union.

The first major sentence thanks to this list was in the United States, when a subcommittee of the United States Senate accused HSBC of laundering money from drug trafficking, especially Mexican cartels, and of circumventing a government ban, which prohibits doing business with certain clients. Iranians. The Senate fined the bank about $ 2.000 billion.