DoJ seizes $112M in stolen crypto, will try to return funds to victims
The illicit funds have been seized from six accounts that the DoJ alleges are laundering funds for crypto confidence scams.
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DoJ appeals against Voyager asset deal with Binance US
The DoJ’s appeal against Voyager’s bankruptcy plan could confirm rumors that Binance US is under criminal investigation, just like Binance.
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