New Zealand seizes $90M from Russian bitcoin fraud suspect

By cineramaJune 22, 2020Bitcoin Business

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — New Zealand police said Monday they have seized $90 million from Alexander Vinnik, a Russian bitcoin fraud suspect who is in French custody but […]

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