Midnight Hub (Rooms.TV) NFT Fraud Case
Investors sued Midnight Hub, claiming the company misled them by selling NFTs as profitable investments for a Web3 platform that was never built.
After the arrest of co-founder Brian Veluz-Nepomuceno for fraud in November 2024, the value of the NFTs plummeted to near zero.
Midnight Hub investors can join this case to be notified about potential recovery.
Case Details:
On January 15, 2023, Midnight Hub started selling ROOMS NFTs, promoting them as part of a Web3 platform that would offer rewards like staking, exclusive features, and profit-sharing.
By October 25, 2023, they added Digital Nomads NFTs, claiming that owning both types would unlock even more rewards, including future revenue sharing.
But by late 2023, it became clear these promises were empty. The company hadn’t made any real progress on the platform and stopped providing updates.
On November 8, 2023, Midnight Hub sent its last message before going silent. Soon after, the NFTs lost almost all their value.
Based on these events, Midnight investors filed a lawsuit against Midnight Hub, accusing the company of the following:
It misrepresented the future of its Web3 project to entice NFT purchases.
It promised profit-sharing and benefits without any plan or means to deliver.
Investors believe Midnight Hub misled them by making big promises about its Web3 platform without any real plan to deliver.