London High Court Orders Binance To Hunt and Seize Assets of Crypto Hackers

By cineramaAugust 15, 2021Binance

London’s High Court is ordering major crypto exchange Binance to track down and freeze the accounts of crypto hackers behind an alleged $2.6-million security breach. The order, which was […]

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London High Court Orders Binance To Hunt and Seize Assets of Crypto Hackers

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