and the distribution of digital products.
- The probe began in September 2018 when law enforcement agencies in Luxembourg alerted AUSTRAC about suspicious BTC transactions tied to the man
- The District Court’s recent ruling approved the forfeiture of the assets, which are currently valued at over 4.5 million Australian dollars.
Australian authorities have confiscated assets valued at more than 4.5 million Australian dollars following a lengthy probe into stolen crypto linked to a Queensland man.
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- Blum said he had resigned as Chief Marketing Officer and no longer held any founding or development role within the organization
- Blum’s team issued an additional statement thanking Smerkis for his contributions and assuring users that the project’s operations remain unaffected.
Vladimir Smerkis, a former Binance regional executive and co-founder of crypto tap-to-earn app Blum, has been formally detained by Russian authorities on suspicion of large-scale fraud, according to a ruling issued by the Zamoskvoretsky Distri
Dogecoin started a fresh increase and climbed above the $0.2320 zone against the US Dollar. DOGE is now correcting gains and approaching $0.2180.