Bitcoin [BTC] fraud main suspect Alexander Vinnik files request for extradition to Russia

By cineramaMarch 22, 2019Bitcoin Business

The cryptocurrency market has witnessed many people taking advantage of its unsupervised and decentralized nature, with many falling prey to frauds and large scale financial manipulation. One of the […]

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Bitcoin [BTC] fraud main suspect Alexander Vinnik files request for extradition to Russia

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