Italian Court Orders Bitgrail Founder to Refund $170M of ‘Missing’ Cryptocurrency

By cineramaJanuary 29, 2019Bitcoin Business

An Italian court has ruled that Francesco Firano, founder of defunct cryptocurrency exchange Bitgrail, was at fault for the disappearance of $170 million worth of the nano digital currency […]

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Italian Court Orders Bitgrail Founder to Refund $170M of ‘Missing’ Cryptocurrency

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