Christopher A. Delgado, CEO of a Central Florida-based company at the heart of an alleged $328-million cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme, lived an eye-popping life of luxury for a few years before his arrest last week by federal agents.

He traveled in private jets, drove Lamborghinis and owned or co-owned six homes in Central Florida, two of which he bought last summer — a $3.2 million home in Winter Park and an $8.5 million, seven-bedroom, golf course mansion in tony Isleworth, according to property records, social media, acquaintances and investors.

He even earned an invitation last year to the White House.

But Delgado, 34, wearing aviator sunglasses, a casual jacket and jeans, turned himself into the U.S. Marshals Service at the federal…