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Roman Sterlingov, the founder of the cryptocurrency mixing service Bitcoin Fog, has been convicted in a Washington federal court for laundering tens of millions of dollars from darknet markets selling illegal drugs. Sterlingov, a 33-year-old Swedish-Russian national, laundered $336 million through Bitcoin Fog. The mixing service facilitated over $400 million in untraceable transactions. Despite the defense lawyer's claim of no evidence proving Sterlingov operated Bitcoin Fog, a U.S. District Court jury found him guilty of conspiracy and money laundering, facing decades in jail.
Today om LexLine⚖️ I will be talking with Professor @JWVerret about the guilty verdict in the Bitcoin Fog criminal case involving Roman Sterlingov. Professor Verret testified for the defense at trial as an expert witness about issues and concerns around chain analysis of…
On LexLine⚖️ Friday I will be talking with Professor @JWVerret about the guilty verdict in the Bitcoin Fog criminal case involving Roman Sterlingov. Professor Verret testified for the defense at trial as an expert witness concerning issues and concerns around chain analysis of… https://t.co/PDgtytqB4X
Bitcoin Fog Crypto Mixer Found Guilty of Money Laundering, Jury Finds https://t.co/8OpnK9iIQt
