BitMEX executive surrenders in New York, pleads not guilty

BitMEX executive surrenders in New York, pleads not guilty
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2021-3-17 08:24

BitMEX's co-owner, Ben Delo, has pleaded not guilty after surrendering to U.S. authorities in New York.

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