U.S. and Russia Agree on Prisoner Exchange Involving Cybercrime Suspect (imported from Binance News)

According to PANews, the United States has agreed to release Russian cybercrime suspect Alexander Vinnik as part of a prisoner exchange with Russia, which will see the release of American citizen Marc Fogel. Vinnik, who once operated BTC-e, a major cryptocurrency exchange, was arrested in 2017 at the request of Washington. He was accused of laundering $4 billion through the platform. In May, Vinnik pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering and faces a 20-year prison sentence.
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According to PANews, the United States has agreed to release Russian cybercrime suspect Alexander Vinnik as part of a prisoner exchange with Russia, which will see the release of American citizen Marc Fogel. Vinnik, who once operated BTC-e, a major cryptocurrency exchange, was arrested in 2017 at the request of Washington. He was accused of laundering $4 billion through the platform. In May, Vinnik pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering and faces a 20-year prison sentence.

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