Cryptocurrencies: a man sentenced to five years in prison and a fine of 600,000 euros for the theft of a billion digital tokens
A man suspected of having fraudulently created and then stolen a billion digital tokens was sentenced this Friday by the courts to five years in prison and a fine of 600,000 euros.
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A man suspected of having fraudulently created and then stolen a billion digital tokens was sentenced this Friday by the courts to five years in prison and a fine of 600,000 euros.
A man accused of fraudulently creating and then stealing a billion digital tokens from a cryptocurrency platform based in the Cayman Islands was sentenced Friday by the courts to a fine of 600,000 euros and five years in prison, two of which will be suspended.
His two accomplices, tried at the same time as him, were sentenced by the Paris court respectively for the first to a fine of 80,000 euros and two years in prison, including 14 months suspended, and to a 40,000 euros fine and two years suspended for the second.
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