A former Wall Street trader who became a director of a major cryptocurrency company was caught in allegations about drug use and his relationship with a 19-year-old intern at a Bitcoin conference last year as part of a lawsuit filed by a former colleague. .
Philip Gillespie, 40, former co-CEO of B2C2, was accused of excessive drinking, cocaine and hallucinogen use, as well as giving drugs to other people, including the inmate. The allegations emerged in a September 1 statement. lawsuit in New Jersey against B2C2 by its former global head of options trading, Bradley Nagela, who said he was fired in retaliation for raising concerns about Gillespie's behavior.
