
The US Department of Justice filed a civil lawsuit against BTC-e exchange that helped cyber-criminals to launder stolen funds
The US wants to recover funds from BTC-e cryptocurrency exchange and its founder Alexander Vinnik, also called āMr. Bitcoinā. The exchange was accused to help criminals


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