During a visit to friends in Thailand, where Devcon will soon take place, armed robbers stole $250,000 from a Ukrainian cryptocurrency user, Vyacheslav Leibov, by forcing him to transfer this amount in Tether. They tied him up with wires and threatened him not to contact the police, then left him in a hotel in Phuket. Leibov managed to free himself and reported the incident to local authorities, naming at least two suspects.
11/11/2024 3:37:39 PM (GMT+1)
Armed robbers in Thailand stole $250,000 in Tether from a Ukrainian, threatening him not to contact the police and leaving him at a hotel in Phuket, November 11, 2024 💰
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