BTC-e Pledges to Return Customer Bitcoin Days After Police Seize Domain

By cineramaJuly 31, 2017Bitcoin Business

A forum account long associated with the operators of the BTC-e digital currency exchange has posted new statements days after international law enforcement officials moved to shutter the service.

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