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Mt. Gox Bitcoin Exchanges' Karpeles Appeals Conviction
Karpeles' lawyer Nobuyasu Ogata said Friday his client was just trying to reduce risks for Mt. Gox users.
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Mt. Gox Founder Mark Karpeles Given Suspended Sentence by Japan Court
The court suspended the sentence for Mark Karpeles for four years, finding the French national guilty of data manipulation but innocent on charges of embezzlement, Kyodo said.
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Bitcoin CEO Spent Embezzled Funds on Prostitutes: Reports
The head of collapsed Bitcoin exchange MtGox is facing fresh embezzlement charges today, as Japanese media said some of the allegedly stolen funds were spent on prostitutes.
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Bitcoin CEO's Arrest Leaves Trail of Unanswered Questions
At least one crucial question remains unanswered: where is the money?
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Mt. Gox Bitcoin Exchange Boss Faces $2.6 Million Theft Claim: Reports
Japanese authorities issued a fresh arrest warrant for France-born Mark Karpeles, over claims he stole millions from clients.
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Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox CEO to Face New Criminal Allegations: Reports
Mark Karpeles has been held without formal charges for three weeks, as allowed under Japanese law.
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Mt. Gox Bitcoin CEO 'Misused Customer Funds': Japanese Media
Karpeles is suspected of manipulating data on the exchange's computer system in 2013 to artificially create about $1 million in Bitcoins.
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US Defense Argues Wrong Man Accused as Silk Road Kingpin
Defense lawyers for Ross Ulbricht, the alleged mastermind of online criminal enterprise Silk Road, sought to convince New York jurors on Thursday that the wrong man was in the dock.
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Mt. Gox Bitcoin exchange CEO sought both control and escape
CEO Mark Karpeles says he has been hurt by accusations he masterminded the theft, and wants to return the Bitcoins and cash to some 127,000 creditors.
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Mt. Gox suitors seek support to save bitcoin exchange
A group of investors seeking to buy Mt. Gox has launched a website to garner support from creditors of the bankrupt bitcoin exchange to prevent a liquidation of its assets.
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Mt. Gox CEO ordered to US for questions on failed Bitcoin exchange
US Bankruptcy Judge Stacey Jernigan on Tuesday ordered Mark Karpeles to appear on April 17 in Dallas.
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Judge orders Mt Gox CEO to US for questions on failed bitcoin exchange
The chief executive of Japan's Mt. Gox, once the world's leading bitcoin exchange, was ordered to the United States to answer questions related to its U.S. bankruptcy case, filed after the company lost $400 million of customers' digital currency.
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Mt. Gox questioned on handling client cash long before bankruptcy filing
Employees had challenged CEO Mark Karpeles whether client money was being used to cover costs two years before Mt. Gox filed for bankruptcy.
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Mt. Gox updates website, allows customers to check bitcoin balances
Mt. Gox, a leading bitcoin exchange that late last month filed for bankruptcy protection, updated its website on Tuesday to allow customers to log in and verify their wallet, or account, balance.
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Bitcoin exchange MtGox files for US bankruptcy protection
The troubled Bitcoin exchange MtGox filed for protection under US bankruptcy law on Monday, 10 days after doing the same in Japan after a huge loss of the digital currency, a court document showed
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Mt. Gox Bitcoin Exchanges' Karpeles Appeals Conviction
Karpeles' lawyer Nobuyasu Ogata said Friday his client was just trying to reduce risks for Mt. Gox users.
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Mt. Gox Founder Mark Karpeles Given Suspended Sentence by Japan Court
The court suspended the sentence for Mark Karpeles for four years, finding the French national guilty of data manipulation but innocent on charges of embezzlement, Kyodo said.
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Bitcoin CEO Spent Embezzled Funds on Prostitutes: Reports
The head of collapsed Bitcoin exchange MtGox is facing fresh embezzlement charges today, as Japanese media said some of the allegedly stolen funds were spent on prostitutes.
-
Bitcoin CEO's Arrest Leaves Trail of Unanswered Questions
At least one crucial question remains unanswered: where is the money?
-
Mt. Gox Bitcoin Exchange Boss Faces $2.6 Million Theft Claim: Reports
Japanese authorities issued a fresh arrest warrant for France-born Mark Karpeles, over claims he stole millions from clients.
-
Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox CEO to Face New Criminal Allegations: Reports
Mark Karpeles has been held without formal charges for three weeks, as allowed under Japanese law.
-
Mt. Gox Bitcoin CEO 'Misused Customer Funds': Japanese Media
Karpeles is suspected of manipulating data on the exchange's computer system in 2013 to artificially create about $1 million in Bitcoins.
-
US Defense Argues Wrong Man Accused as Silk Road Kingpin
Defense lawyers for Ross Ulbricht, the alleged mastermind of online criminal enterprise Silk Road, sought to convince New York jurors on Thursday that the wrong man was in the dock.
-
Mt. Gox Bitcoin exchange CEO sought both control and escape
CEO Mark Karpeles says he has been hurt by accusations he masterminded the theft, and wants to return the Bitcoins and cash to some 127,000 creditors.
-
Mt. Gox suitors seek support to save bitcoin exchange
A group of investors seeking to buy Mt. Gox has launched a website to garner support from creditors of the bankrupt bitcoin exchange to prevent a liquidation of its assets.
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Mt. Gox CEO ordered to US for questions on failed Bitcoin exchange
US Bankruptcy Judge Stacey Jernigan on Tuesday ordered Mark Karpeles to appear on April 17 in Dallas.
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Judge orders Mt Gox CEO to US for questions on failed bitcoin exchange
The chief executive of Japan's Mt. Gox, once the world's leading bitcoin exchange, was ordered to the United States to answer questions related to its U.S. bankruptcy case, filed after the company lost $400 million of customers' digital currency.
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Mt. Gox questioned on handling client cash long before bankruptcy filing
Employees had challenged CEO Mark Karpeles whether client money was being used to cover costs two years before Mt. Gox filed for bankruptcy.
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Mt. Gox updates website, allows customers to check bitcoin balances
Mt. Gox, a leading bitcoin exchange that late last month filed for bankruptcy protection, updated its website on Tuesday to allow customers to log in and verify their wallet, or account, balance.
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Bitcoin exchange MtGox files for US bankruptcy protection
The troubled Bitcoin exchange MtGox filed for protection under US bankruptcy law on Monday, 10 days after doing the same in Japan after a huge loss of the digital currency, a court document showed
