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Keonne Rodriguez, a developer of the Samourai Wallet, has been sentenced to five years in prison for creating a bitcoin mixing service implicated in laundering $237 million from various criminal activities, including drug trafficking and cyber crimes. District Judge Denise Cote issued the maximum sentence following a hearing where prosecutors

Keonne Rodriguez, a developer of the Samourai Wallet, was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in creating a bitcoin mixing service alleged to have laundered $237 million in illicit funds. The sentence was delivered by District Judge Denise Cote after a hearing at the federal courthouse in

Keonne Rodriguez, a developer of the Samourai Wallet, was sentenced to five years in prison for creating a bitcoin mixing service linked to laundering $237 million in illicit funds. U.S. District Judge Denise Cote imposed the statutory maximum sentence after a hearing at the Southern District of New York.

Keonne Rodriguez, a developer of the Samourai Wallet, was sentenced to five years in prison by District Judge Denise Cote for creating a bitcoin mixing service allegedly used to launder $237 million in illicit funds. Rodriguez’s sentence is the maximum allowed for his crime, following a plea deal in

Keonne Rodriguez, a developer of the Samourai Wallet, was sentenced to five years in prison for creating a bitcoin mixing service linked to the laundering of $237 million in illicit funds. District Judge Denise Cote gave the maximum sentence after prosecutors argued that Rodriguez and his co-developer, William Lonergan Hill,

Keonne Rodriguez, a developer of the Samourai Wallet, was sentenced to five years in prison for his involvement in a bitcoin mixing service linked to laundering $237 million in illicit funds. U.S. District Judge Denise Cote imposed the statutory maximum sentence after hearing arguments from prosecutors, who highlighted the