@BOMBERuss 12 August 2022 more from that month

#Cryptocurrency News for August 12. In the crypto industry, everything goes on as usual: someone sells shares, someone wants to go to jail, and #bitcoin is below $24,000 again. Once upon a time in #China. The founder of the Chinese crypto exchange #Huobi, Leon Li, wants to part with his share in the business. The head of the #exchange is ready to sell about 60% of its shares worth $ 3 billion. Lee is currently in talks with interested investors, which also include #TRON founder Justin Sun and #FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried. Once upon a time in #Korea. South Korean authorities have begun the first detentions in the case of laundering more than $ 3 billion through cryptocurrency. The prosecutor's office reports that at least three suspects have already been detained. In fact, this whole story is connected with the recent collapse of #Terra. Once upon a time in #India. The bank account of the #Bitbns crypto exchange has been blocked by the Indian authorities. Because of this, the exchange had to stop withdrawing funds in Indian rupees. The withdrawal of cryptocurrencies from the exchange continues in normal mode. According to the CEO of Bitbns, too rough legal norms of the country's market led to the blocking of the account. Once upon a time in the #Netherlands. The Dutch authorities have detained the alleged founder of the Tornado Cash cryptomixer. Surprisingly, it is not the creation of the mixer itself that is blamed on him. The unknown detainee is suspected of "involvement in the concealment" of criminal financial flows and "facilitating money laundering." Once upon a time in #America (and #Iran). The US authorities have accused one of the members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). America claims that Shahram Pursafi planned the assassination of some top US officials under the administration of Donald #Trump. The payment for the liquidation of politicians was supposed to amount to more than $1 million in cryptocurrency. Once upon a time in #Russia. According to the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, the digital ruble will begin to affect the liquidity of banks in 2023. It is expected that then credit institutions will exchange funds from correspondent accounts for digital rubles. Top Crypto Gainers^^^