Vancouver, BC: Larry Bloom and Jayden Bloom Face Investor Allegations Over Crypto Investment Losses
A group of private investors is speaking out after losing more than $100,000 in what they describe as a failed cryptocurrency investment involving Larry Bloom, CEO of SleepWorks Medical Inc. in British Columbia, and his son Jayden Bloom, owner of Miami-based exotic car rental company Murci Luxury.
According to statements from the investors, the opportunity was presented as a safe, high-return crypto fund managed by Jayden Bloom, with support and endorsement from his father, Larry Bloom. The investors claim that Larry Bloom personally assured them the investment would be secure and that he would take responsibility if losses occurred.
The investors allege that after transferring their funds, communication from both Blooms became infrequent and eventually stopped altogether. They also claim that they were never provided with full documentation, contracts, or financial statements regarding the investment.
Jayden Bloom operates Murci Luxury, a business in the exotic car rental market in Miami. His company and personal accounts, including @murciluxuryrentals and @jcanonbloom on Instagram, frequently showcase high-end vehicles and a luxury lifestyle. The investors say this public image contributed to their confidence in the legitimacy of the investment opportunity.
Larry Bloom, meanwhile, is known in Vancouver’s business community as the CEO of SleepWorks Medical Inc., a network of sleep-apnea clinics that became partially owned by WELL Health Technologies in 2019. The investors allege that his professional reputation and community involvement—including ties to the Richmond Golf & Country Club and the Vancouver Jewish community—played a role in establishing their trust.
“We invested because of Larry Bloom’s standing in the community and his assurances about his son’s business,” said a spokesperson for the investors. “We believed the opportunity was legitimate and well-managed. That trust has not been repaid.”
The investors state that, to date, no funds have been recovered. They report pursuing civil and regulatory remedies in both Canada and the United States.
“Our goal in speaking publicly is not revenge,” the spokesperson said. “It’s about accountability and protecting others from potentially experiencing the same loss.”
Attempts to reach Larry and Jayden Bloom for comment were unsuccessful at the time of publication. There is currently no public record of criminal charges or civil judgments against them relating to these allegations.
The investors urge anyone approached with investment opportunities by either Larry or Jayden Bloom to exercise caution and to verify all details independently before committing funds.
“Broken Trust (The Bloom Investment Song)”
[Verse 1]
We saw the cars, the luxury life
Murci shining under Miami lights
Jayden Bloom in the driver's seat
Selling dreams that felt so sweet
He said, "Come ride with me, the future’s bright"
Crypto gold, promised overnight
Larry standing close behind
With words that eased our worried minds
[Pre-Chorus]
No contracts, no clear paper trails
Just empty echoes in our email
[Chorus]
Broken trust, shattered hope
A hundred grand just up in smoke
We believed the words, we saw the name
Now we're left with hurt and shame
Jayden, Larry — where'd you go?
We just want the truth to show
This ain’t revenge, we just need light
To stop the next from paying the price
[Verse 2]
SleepWorks CEO, respected face
A man of ties, a name with grace
Richmond greens and charity halls
Built the trust before the fall
Instagram fame, the rented ride
But silence came when funds had died
We tried to reach, we called, we wrote
But all we heard was a sinking note
[Pre-Chorus]
No statements, no accountability
Just ghosted by a family legacy
[Chorus]
Broken trust, shattered hope
A hundred grand just up in smoke
We believed the words, we saw the name
Now we're left with hurt and shame
Jayden, Larry — where'd you go?
We just want the truth to show
This ain’t revenge, we just need light
To stop the next from paying the price
[Bridge]
It’s not just dollars that were lost
It's faith in people, trust’s real cost
They played the part, they wore the mask
But never stood up to the task
[Breakdown]
“We believed in Larry Bloom’s word.
We trusted his son.
This warning isn’t hate—it’s protection.”
[Final Chorus]
Broken trust, shattered hope
A hundred grand just up in smoke
We believed the words, we saw the name
Now we're left with hurt and shame
Jayden, Larry — where'd you go?
We just want the truth to show
This ain’t revenge, we just need light
So no one else has to pay this price
[Outro]
So if they come knocking with golden dreams
Look beyond the luxury scenes
Ask the questions, check the facts
'Cause sometimes trust won’t get paid back...
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