вторник, 15 декабря 2020 г.

NEM, stolen from Coincheck in early 2018, is subject to confiscation in accordance with a Tokyo court ruling. According to local newspaper Kyodo, the court issued a protection order on the assets in anticipation of their seizure by the police.

NEM, stolen from Coincheck in early 2018, is subject to confiscation in accordance with a Tokyo court ruling. According to local newspaper Kyodo, the court issued a protection order on the assets in anticipation of their seizure by the police.

Japanese court orders confiscation of cryptocurrency stolen from Coincheck

The NEM cryptocurrency, stolen from the Japanese exchange Coincheck in early 2018, is subject to confiscation in accordance with the decision of a Tokyo court. According to local newspaper Kyodo, the court issued a protection order on the assets in anticipation of their seizure by the police..

In January 2018, hackers stole about 500 million NEM tokens worth $ 530 million from Coincheck wallets at that time. Of these, assets totaling $ 46,000 were at the disposal of 30-year-old Takayoshi Doi from Hokkaido.

According to the prosecution, he knew about the origin of the cryptocurrency, but nevertheless decided to buy it on the darknet at a reduced rate. Doi was arrested in March, but he is not accused of involvement in the exchange hacking.

Doi transferred these assets to several exchanges. It is they who are subject to confiscation. To date, they have been frozen and will be transferred to the state after the final decision on the detainee's case is made. An auction will likely be organized to eliminate them..

Meanwhile, the search for the burglars themselves continues. According to the investigation, they tried to hide their traces by distributing the cryptocurrency across many domestic and foreign exchanges. Some of the stolen assets were exchanged for other cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, the prosecution claims.

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NEM, stolen from Coincheck in early 2018, is subject to confiscation in accordance with a Tokyo court ruling. According to local newspaper Kyodo, the court issued a protection order on the assets in anticipation of their seizure by the police.

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