Ex-CEO of Mine Digital stole $1.5M from Bitcoiner, regulator alleges
The transaction happened just two months before the firm went bust in September 2022, the Australian financial regulator said.
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The transaction happened just two months before the firm went bust in September 2022, the Australian financial regulator said.
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