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Vinnik’s lawyers fear Greek authorities will want him to face additional charges after the sentence.

Lawyers of the alleged $4 billion Bitcoin launderer appeal to the court, arguing that Alexander Vinnik was just an employee at BTC-e.

The Russian national linked to the laundering of $4 billion of Bitcoin stolen during the Mt. Gox hack is finally in court.

Approximately 10 years ago, someone paid 10,000 Bitcoin for two pizzas, but what happened to those coins after the purchase? Coinfirm has found out.

By CCN.com: In the two years leading up to 2018, a spate of ransomware attacks were analyzed in a report by a team of researchers hailing …

In a recent analysis, PwC states that Iranian ransomware hackers used WEX crypto exchange to launder ransomed bitcoins

Alexander Vinnik, the alleged administrator of defunct bitcoin exchange BTC-e, reportedly began a hunger strike on Monday following a series of developments in his case that …

Alexander Vinnik – alleged operator of now defunct exchange BTC-e accused of laundering billions in Bitcoin – will go on a hunger strike starting Monday

The legal saga surrounding alleged bitcoin launderer Alexander Vinnik continues to grow more complicated, as law enforcement officials in three separate countries jockey for the authorization …

Find out some of the most impressive success stories of the year, as well as the profiles of people who probably wish they’d never touched Bitcoin …

Alexander Vinnik faces decades in prison for his alleged role in the Mt. Gox hack. The post Alleged Bitcoin Launderer and BTC-E Admin Likely to Stand …

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