Coin.mx Operator to Serve 5.5 Years for $10 Million Bitcoin Scam

By cineramaJune 28, 2017Bitcoin Business

Photo: Flickr Share this article Anthony Murgio, the operator of Coin.mx before its closing, has been sentenced to five and a half years in prison over charges of transferring […]

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Coin.mx Operator to Serve 5.5 Years for $10 Million Bitcoin Scam

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