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RUSSIAN CRYPTO CRIMINAL SEEKS TRUMP’S PARDON
BITZLATO FOUNDER ASKS TO AVOID EXTRADITION TO FRANCE
Anatoly Legkodymov, founder of the defunct crypto exchange Bitzlato, is requesting a presidential pardon from Donald Trump — aiming to dodge extradition to France after already serving 18 months in U.S. custody.
🇷🇺 Arrested in 2023 for running an unlicensed crypto exchange
💸 Linked to darknet market Hydra, handling $700M+
⚖️ Pleaded guilty and forfeited $23M in crypto
🇫🇷 Faces 20 more years if sent to France
His legal team calls him a victim of a political war on crypto and hopes Trump will support a “fairer approach to digital finance.”
#Bitzlato #CryptoCrime #TrumpPardon #CryptoRegulation
BITZLATO FOUNDER ASKS TO AVOID EXTRADITION TO FRANCE
Anatoly Legkodymov, founder of the defunct crypto exchange Bitzlato, is requesting a presidential pardon from Donald Trump — aiming to dodge extradition to France after already serving 18 months in U.S. custody.
🇷🇺 Arrested in 2023 for running an unlicensed crypto exchange
💸 Linked to darknet market Hydra, handling $700M+
⚖️ Pleaded guilty and forfeited $23M in crypto
🇫🇷 Faces 20 more years if sent to France
His legal team calls him a victim of a political war on crypto and hopes Trump will support a “fairer approach to digital finance.”
#Bitzlato #CryptoCrime #TrumpPardon #CryptoRegulation
🚨🚨 #TrumpPardon 🚨🚨
🚨 BREAKING: Trump Pardons BitMEX Co-Founders! 🇺🇸⚖️
📌 Latest Developments:
💼 Background of Charges: In 2020, BitMEX co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed were indicted for failing to implement AML & KYC protocols on their platform. (Source: Reuters)
⚖️ Legal Consequences: They pleaded guilty in 2022, agreed to forfeit $10M each, and received probationary sentences:
🔹 Arthur Hayes: 2 years probation
🔹 Benjamin Delo: 30 months probation
🔹 Samuel Reed: 18 months probation
💰 BitMEX’s Legal Settlements: The exchange’s parent company, HDR Global Trading Limited, was fined $100M and placed on probation. (Source: Cointelegraph)
🚀 Industry Reaction: The pardons sparked controversy, with some praising the decision while others questioned regulatory oversight in the crypto space.
📢 What’s Next? Will this impact crypto regulations under Trump’s leadership? Stay tuned! 🔥
🚨 BREAKING: Trump Pardons BitMEX Co-Founders! 🇺🇸⚖️
📌 Latest Developments:
💼 Background of Charges: In 2020, BitMEX co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed were indicted for failing to implement AML & KYC protocols on their platform. (Source: Reuters)
⚖️ Legal Consequences: They pleaded guilty in 2022, agreed to forfeit $10M each, and received probationary sentences:
🔹 Arthur Hayes: 2 years probation
🔹 Benjamin Delo: 30 months probation
🔹 Samuel Reed: 18 months probation
💰 BitMEX’s Legal Settlements: The exchange’s parent company, HDR Global Trading Limited, was fined $100M and placed on probation. (Source: Cointelegraph)
🚀 Industry Reaction: The pardons sparked controversy, with some praising the decision while others questioned regulatory oversight in the crypto space.
📢 What’s Next? Will this impact crypto regulations under Trump’s leadership? Stay tuned! 🔥
🚨 SHOCKWAVE IN CRYPTO! TRUMP PARDONS BITMEX FOUNDERS! 🚨
🔥 March 29, 2025 – A Game-Changing Moment for Crypto! 🔥
In a massive twist, former U.S. President Donald Trump has just granted full pardons to BitMEX co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, Samuel Reed, and former exec Gregory Dwyer! 🚀
These four pleaded guilty in 2020 for violating the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) after BitMEX failed to enforce KYC & AML measures, leading to huge fines and legal battles. Now? They’re free men!
💥 A Bold Pro-Crypto Move?
Trump’s decision follows his increasingly pro-crypto stance—remember when he pardoned Silk Road’s Ross Ulbricht & Nikola’s Trevor Milton? This latest move signals a clear courtship of the crypto world, where big money and influence are growing FAST.
🗣️ Mixed Reactions!
🟢 Arthur Hayes: “Thank you @POTUS” 😎
🟢 Benjamin Delo: Calls the charges “unjust.”
🔴 Critics: Fear this will weaken regulation and embolden bad actors.
⚖️ What This Means for Crypto
This could have HUGE implications for ongoing battles like Ripple vs. SEC and future regulatory decisions. Is this the dawn of a more lenient crypto era or a dangerous precedent?
🔥 One thing is certain—crypto’s power in politics is undeniable.
💬 What do YOU think? Is this a win for crypto freedom or a reckless move? Drop your thoughts below! ⬇️
#CryptoRevolution #TrumpPardon #BitMEX #ArthurHayes #blockchain
In a massive twist, former U.S. President Donald Trump has just granted full pardons to BitMEX co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, Samuel Reed, and former exec Gregory Dwyer! 🚀
These four pleaded guilty in 2020 for violating the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) after BitMEX failed to enforce KYC & AML measures, leading to huge fines and legal battles. Now? They’re free men!
💥 A Bold Pro-Crypto Move?
Trump’s decision follows his increasingly pro-crypto stance—remember when he pardoned Silk Road’s Ross Ulbricht & Nikola’s Trevor Milton? This latest move signals a clear courtship of the crypto world, where big money and influence are growing FAST.
🗣️ Mixed Reactions!
🟢 Arthur Hayes: “Thank you @POTUS” 😎
🟢 Benjamin Delo: Calls the charges “unjust.”
🔴 Critics: Fear this will weaken regulation and embolden bad actors.
⚖️ What This Means for Crypto
This could have HUGE implications for ongoing battles like Ripple vs. SEC and future regulatory decisions. Is this the dawn of a more lenient crypto era or a dangerous precedent?
🔥 One thing is certain—crypto’s power in politics is undeniable.
💬 What do YOU think? Is this a win for crypto freedom or a reckless move? Drop your thoughts below! ⬇️
#CryptoRevolution #TrumpPardon #BitMEX #ArthurHayes #blockchain
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump pardons BitMEX cryptocurrency exchange co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, Samuel Reed, and former employee Gregory Dwyer. They previously pleaded guilty to violating the Bank Secrecy Act, sparking attention in the crypto industry.
#CryptoNews #BitMEX #TrumpPardon
#CryptoNews #BitMEX #TrumpPardon
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