Court orders investor to deliver his bitcoins to the government and imposes a daily fine of R$ 58.000 until the decision is fulfilled
Man hiding behind a Bitcoin coin. Source: Midjourney.
The American court ordered the seizure of 119.65 bitcoins (R$ 57.8 million) from Juan Carlos Reynoso. According to the document, Reynoso had 24 hours to transfer to the government's wallets, but that did not happen.
Given that neither the government nor anyone else can confiscate bitcoins, the judge in the case presented an effective alternative for the defendant to deliver the coins, a daily fine of US$ 10.000 (R$ 58.000) until the order is fulfilled.
As Bitcoin is quoted at US$ 83.000, the fines would reach the value of these coins in less than three years. Furthermore, failure to pay these fines may result in additional fines or even a prison order.
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Man hiding behind a Bitcoin coin. Source: Midjourney.
The American court ordered the seizure of 119.65 bitcoins (R$ 57.8 million) from Juan Carlos Reynoso. According to the document, Reynoso had 24 hours to transfer to the government's wallets, but that did not happen.
Given that neither the government nor anyone else can confiscate bitcoins, the judge in the case presented an effective alternative for the defendant to deliver the coins, a daily fine of US$ 10.000 (R$ 58.000) until the order is fulfilled.
As Bitcoin is quoted at US$ 83.000, the fines would reach the value of these coins in less than three years. Furthermore, failure to pay these fines may result in additional fines or even a prison order.
Would you deliver? Leave your comments below, follow the page guri
#DOGE #XRP #btc #eth #bnb
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