Fugitive CEO Ordered to Pay $3.4 Billion in Record Fraud Case Involving Bitcoin

By cineramaApril 28, 2023Bitcoin Business

A US judge ordered a South African executive to pay more than $3.4 billion in restitution and fines for a fraud scheme involving Bitcoin — the highest-ever civil monetary […]

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Fugitive CEO Ordered to Pay $3.4 Billion in Record Fraud Case Involving Bitcoin

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