Fully 300,000 of those coins went to BTC-e, another now-defunct crypto exchange. BTC-e was shut down by the FBI in 2017, and the exchange’s alleged operator, Russian national Alexander Vinnik, was arrested in Greece and later extradited to the U.S. to face charges for “computer intrusions and hacking incidents, ransomware scams, identity theft schemes, corrupt public officials and narcotics distribution rings.”
Bitcoin Funds See Significant Net Outflows Heading Into Year-End – What’s Going On?
The high tide of liquidity that has recently supported Bitcoin prices appears to be receding rapidly. The market is now...
