DOJ Seizes $112M Linked to Cryptocurrency Investment Schemes in Multi-District Action
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has seized crypto worth more than $112 million linked to several crypto-related scams. The seizure targeted six cryptocurrency accounts, and was based on warrants authorized by judges i...
The seizure targeted six cryptocurrency accounts, and was based on warrants authorized by judges in the District of Arizona, the Central District of California, and the District of Idaho, according to an announcement from the DOJ....
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