How an east London fast food worker helped a fugitive launder billions of pounds worth of stolen Bitcoin https://t.co/0CEeBdOJxa
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Woman With $2.5 Billion In Bitcoin Convicted of Money Laundering https://t.co/yBw6RLvtU0


In a remarkable turn of events, a former Chinese takeaway worker, Jian Wen, has been convicted of laundering $2.5 billion (£1.4 billion) worth of Bitcoin, marking Britain's largest ever cryptocurrency seizure. Wen, who moved into a lavish £5 million six-bedroom house near Hampstead Heath, played a pivotal role in the operation that led to the seizure. The case has reignited debates around Bitcoin's legitimacy, with critics labeling it a haven for money laundering and scams. This incident underscores the complexities and risks associated with cryptocurrencies.