New Zealand Police Seize $90M Linked to Alleged BTC-e Exchange Operator

By cineramaJune 22, 2020Bitcoin Business

Alexander Vinnik being escorted to the Supreme Court in Greece in 2017 (Alexandros Michailidis / Shutterstock.com) New Zealand police have seized NZ$140 million (US$90 Million) in bank funds linked […]

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New Zealand Police Seize $90M Linked to Alleged BTC-e Exchange Operator

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