Jailed French Crypto ‘Fraudster’ Loses Appeal in Morocco
A French crypto “fraudster” has had his jail sentence upheld in Morocco after a court found him guilty of using Bitcoin (BTC) to buy luxury goods. Per the French media outlet BFMTV, the man’s name is Thomas Clausi (21)....
Per the French media outlet BFMTV, the man’s name is Thomas Clausi (21).
Clausi, a native of Moselle in eastern France, was originally jailed for his crimes in 2022.
But he launched an appeal that was overturned this week by the Casablanca Court of Appeal....
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