Alleged scammers hid $14 million of stolen money in Bitcoin

By cineramaJuly 7, 2020Bitcoin Business

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) suspects that a group of Nigerian nationals, who allegedly stole at least $17.5 million from two Chicago-based firms, hid some of their […]

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Alleged scammers hid $14 million of stolen money in Bitcoin

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