Thailand Seeks Ways to Confiscate Bitcoin from Criminals

By cineramaSeptember 4, 2018Bitcoin Business

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A money laundering watchdog in Thailand is looking for ways to legally confiscate cryptocurrency from criminals .

Quite a few countries are either ignoring or are openly hostile to the […]

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