The cryptocurrency kingpin is being released as part of an exchange with Moscow that saw the release of American teacher Marc ...

The United States is preparing to return cybercrime kingpin Alexander Vinnik to Russian custody as part of an exchange for ...

The United States will release Russian Alexander Vinnik, a suspected cybercrime kingpin, as part of an exchange with Russia ...

Russian news agencies say that Alexander Vinnik, a Russian cryptocurrency expert who faced Bitcoin fraud charges in the ...

The United States will release Russian Alexander Vinnik, a suspected cybercrime kingpin, as part of an exchange with Russia ...

In May 2024, Vinnik admitted conspiracy to commit money laundering. His lawyer, Arkady Bukh, said he pleaded guilty on a ...

Alexander Vinnik, a Russian national convicted of cybercrime and released by U.S. authorities as part of a prisoner swap, ...

The U.S. released the BTC-e founder this week in exchange for the release of American schoolteacher Marc Fogel.

The U.S. is expected to release Russian prisoner Alexander Vinnik, a cryptocurrency kingpin, in exchange for American Marc ...

A Russian cybercriminal and crypto fraudster will be sent back to Moscow as part of a prisoner swap that on Tuesday brought American Marc Fogel home after more than three years in Russian custody.

Vinnik — accused of running digital currency exchange BTC-e and committing money laundering — was arrested in 2017 in Greece and extradited to the US.

Alexander Vinnik in 2024 entered a guilty plea to conspiracy to commit money laundering. The 45-year-old operated BTC-e, at one point one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges.