Coinbase Hands Nearly $1M to Cryptsy Victims After Settling Class Action Lawsuit

2020-1-14 18:28

Coinbase will fork over $962,500 after settling a class action lawsuit which alleged Cryptsy founder Paul Vernon used the U.S. exchange to launder his victims' funds.

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