Woman found with £2bn in Bitcoin convicted of money laundering
AI summary of the linked articleJian Wen, 42, from Hendon in north London, has been convicted at Southwark Crown Court of entering into or becoming concerned in a money laundering arrangement, linked to Bitcoin worth more than £2bn. The Met Police said the seizure is the largest of its kind in the UK, and that Wen helped convert the currency into assets including multi-million-pound houses and jewellery. The CPS has obtained a freezing order from the High Court while it pursues a civil recovery investigation that could lead to forfeiture of the Bitcoin, which has since risen in value to around £3.4bn. Wen is due to be sentenced on 10 May. |
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