US EditionDead Lancashire man convicted in connection to £28M Bitcoin fraud ring
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Lancashire police recover £28m in Bitcoin fraud involving Australian crypto exchange
Police have seized £28 million (US$34 million) in assets from an international Bitcoin fraud gang that exploited a glitch in an Australian cryptocurrency trading website. As per the report by the Lancashire Telegraph, the investigation centered around James Parker from…
Dead Lancashire man convicted in connection to £28M Bitcoin fraud ring
A Lancashire man, James Parker, has been arrested in connection to a Bitcoin fraud ring that stole £28 million from an Australian cryptocurrency website. According to authorities, the scheme started in 2017 after Parker discovered a loophole that allowed him to steal money from the cryptocurrency trading website. He allegedly used the stolen funds to support his lavish lifestyle. Parker, alongside other co-conspirators, used the loophole to sip…
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