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China Seeks To Confiscate Nearly 62,000 Bitcoin Tied To Fraud Case
A Tianjin court accepted prosecutors’ application Sept. 28. British authorities seized roughly 61,900 BTC after Qian Zhimin fled in 2017.
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- Bitcoin Magazine ↗China Moves to Confiscate $5 Billion in Bitcoin From Fraudster Who Fled to UK: Report
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