Moshe Hogeg

Moshe Hogeg was born in 1981

Hogeg was born on 15 May 1981 in Beersheba and grew up in Meitar. He is the oldest of 3 children. His father came from Tunisia, and his mother's parents came from Morocco.

He studied at Makif Zayin in Beersheba and played in the youth teams of Hapoel Beersheba and Beitar Beersheba. He served in the IDF for 7 years, including as a logistics officer in the Oketz Unit.

In 2010 he founded Mobli, a photo sharing app that drew investors such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Serena Williams. With Kenges Rakishev he founded the venture capital firm Singulariteam. In 2017 and 2018 he led 3 coin offerings that raised over $250 million combined.

In 2018 he signed a deal to buy Beitar Jerusalem, and in August 2022 he sold the club to Barak Abramov. In September 2022 he launched the Tomi cryptocurrency project.

He was arrested in November 2021 on suspicion of sexual offenses and fraud, and was later released to house arrest. In August 2023 police closed the sexual offense case for lack of evidence, and the fraud unit recommended indicting him for defrauding investors.