US courts let @TheJusticeDept seize or keep frozen over $1.2B stolen from Binance. The government's effort to take legal ownership of those assets is ongoing. They sit within…
CryptoSlate Published: 2026-11-13 23:45 UTC Collected: 2026-11-14 02:14 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
US courts let @TheJusticeDept seize or keep frozen over $1.2B stolen from Binance.
The government's effort to take legal ownership of those assets is ongoing. They sit within more than $2.7B frozen f…
US courts let @TheJusticeDept seize or keep frozen over $1.2B stolen from Binance.
The government's effort to take legal ownership of those assets is ongoing. They sit within more than $2.7B frozen from the theft.
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