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Keonne Rodriguez, developer of the Samourai Wallet, was sentenced to five years in prison for conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitter. He was fined $250,000, and is required to begin serving his sentence on December 19. Rodriguez's app allowed users to obscure Bitcoin transactions by mixing

Keonne Rodriguez, a developer of the Samourai Wallet app, received a five-year prison sentence for his role in operating an unlicensed money transmitter. In addition to his prison term, Rodriguez was fined $250,000. The Samourai Wallet allowed users to anonymize Bitcoin transactions by mixing them with others, making it

Keonne Rodriguez, the developer of the Samourai Wallet app, has been sentenced to five years in prison for his involvement in operating an unlicensed money transmitter. Along with the prison sentence, he has been fined $250,000. Rodriguez's work with the Samourai Wallet allowed users to mix their

Keonne Rodriguez, a developer of the Samourai Wallet app, has been sentenced to five years in prison for his involvement in operating an unlicensed money transmitter. In addition to the prison term, he was fined $250,000. The Samourai Wallet provided users with the ability to obscure their Bitcoin transactions

Keonne Rodriguez, the developer of the Samourai Wallet app, was sentenced to five years in prison for operating an unlicensed money transmitter. Alongside the prison time, he was also fined $250,000. The sentencing occurred after Rodriguez's involvement in creating a Bitcoin mixer app that obscured users'

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