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Keonne Rodriguez, co-founder of Samourai Wallet, pleaded not guilty to charges of money laundering and operating an unlicensed money transmitting business in a Manhattan court. He was released on a $1 million bond, secured by real estate in Pennsylvania and signatures from his wife and another family member. Rodriguez is under house arrest in Pennsylvania until his trial, with the exception of trips to court hearings. The charges against him carry potential maximum sentences of 20 years and five years, respectively.
#SamouraiWallet Co-Founder Keonne Rodriguez Pleads Not Guilty, Released on $1M Bail https://t.co/9c5IgJlhlU
🔥 Founder of Samourai Wallet Released on Bail, Pleads Not Guilty On April 29, Rodriguez was released on a $1 million bail, secured by real estate in Pennsylvania and signatures from his wife and another family member. 🤝 Except for trips to court hearings, Rodriguez must… https://t.co/EjOr48WfCk
UPDATE: KEONNE RODRIGUEZ, CO-FOUNDER OF SAMOURAI WALLET, PLEADED NOT GUILTY AND WAS RELEASED ON $1M BAIL
