Irish Court seizes $ 56 million in Bitcoin from alleged drug dealer

By cineramaFebruary 20, 2020Bitcoin Business

An alleged drug dealer lost 52 million euros (more than $ 56 million) in Bitcoin (BTC) after the Irish Supreme Court ruled that it was criminal proceeds and had […]

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Irish Court seizes $ 56 million in Bitcoin from alleged drug dealer

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