Russian national Alexander Vinnik has pleaded guilty to money laundering through BTC-e, affecting the Bitcoin market.
Alexander Vinnik, co-founder of BTC-e, has pleaded guilty to money laundering charges involving $9 billion in Bitcoin, as announced by the US Department of Justice.
Alexander Vinnik, BTC-e crypto exchange co-founder, has pleaded guilty to money laundering, admitting to facilitating $9 billion in illicit transactions.
BTC-e co-founder Alexander Vinnik admits to laundering $9 billion in a high-profile Bitcoin scandal, highlighting crypto's ongoing battle with financial crime.
Alexander Vinnik, ex-operator of BTC-e, has pleaded guilty to money laundering charges after his arrest in Greece in 2017, as announced by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Alexander Vinnik, former manager of the BTC-e exchange, has confessed to money laundering charges presented by the U.S. Department of Justice, potentially affecting the coin market.
Russian Alexander Vinnik admitted to participating in a $9B money laundering operation using Bitcoin through BTC-e exchange, as stated by U.S. prosecutors.
Alexander Vinnik, a Russian national, has been convicted by the US Department of Justice for laundering over $9 billion through the BTC-e cryptocurrency exchange from 2011 to 2017.
Alexander Vinnik, a Russian national and operator of BTC-e, has pleaded guilty to money laundering conspiracy in relation to his activities with the cryptocurrency exchange.