China Prosecutors Move to Seize 61,800 BTC in $5.7B Fraud Case
Original title: China Moves to Seize 61,800 Bitcoin in $5.7B Fraud Case
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Key points
- Chinese prosecutors are moving to confiscate more than 61,800 BTC.
- The coins are linked to an alleged $5.7 billion wealth-management fraud run by Qian Zhimin.
- The BTC was seized in the UK after Qian Zhimin fled China.
- The source says the coins could be worth far more today than when they were taken.
Questions
Who allegedly ran the fraud?
Where were the bitcoin seized?
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