Rogue Employee Mined 500K Bitcoins in 2011, Qiwi CEO Says

By cineramaJuly 25, 2018Bitcoin Business

The CEO of Russian e-payments firm Qiwi said Wednesday that in 2011, an employee used its payment terminals to mine 500,000 bitcoins.

CEO Sergey Solonin told the story while speaking […]

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Rogue Employee Mined 500K Bitcoins in 2011, Qiwi CEO Says

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