US court blocks victims from 127,000 seized Bitcoin, and petition rules are blamed
On September 25, a U.S. court ruled that there is no plausible link between the seized Bitcoin wallets and the victims. The Department of Justice (DOJ) can only remit the funds if they are forfeited and with discretionary approval. The decision has sparked criticism of the petition rules involved in the case. For more details, see the original report on CryptoSlate.
On September 25, a U.S. court ruled that there is no plausible link between the seized Bitcoin wallets and the victims. The Department of Justice (DOJ) can only remit the funds if they are forfeited and with discretionary approval. The decision has sparked criticism of the petition rules involved in the case. For more details, see the original report on CryptoSlate.
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