Crypto Mixer Founder Roman Sterlingov Appeals 30-Year Money Laundering Prison Sentence

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Crypto Mixer Founder Roman Sterlingov Appeals 30-Year Money Laundering Prison Sentence - BitcoinWorld

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Roman Sterlingov, the founder of the crypto mixer Bitcoin Fog, is appealing against a potential 30-year prison sentence following his conviction on multiple money laundering charges.

Sterlingov was convicted in March on charges of money laundering, conspiracy, operating an unlicensed money transmitting business, and transmitting money without a license in Washington, D.C.

This includes assets such as 1,354 BTC in a Bitcoin Fog wallet that has remained untouched since 2012, and a potential $395 million judgment.