Kuala Lumpur High Court orders the return of 9 Bitcoin to 497.82 Bitkingdom victims BTC
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The Kuala Lumpur High Court ruled that the government must return 9 Bitcoin to 497.82 investment-scam victims.
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[Kuala Lumpur Court Orders Return of 497.82 Bitcoin]
The Kuala Lumpur High Court ruled that the government must return a total of 9 investment-scam victims 497.82 Bitcoin. Based on the 2023 valuation, the Bitcoin is worth approximately 17600000 USD. The court found that, between 2015 and 2016, 9 victims were deceived by Fadino Khairuman and Asyran Ismail into depositing a total of 362.04 Bitcoin into Bitkingdom wallets, in return for a promised daily investment return of 1%. The Bitcoin was subsequently transferred to wallets under the two individuals' names and was ultimately seized by law enforcement. The judge noted that the Bitcoin at issue had been transferred through multiple transactions and subjected to a layering process, but the victims had not lent Bitcoin to the defendants; rather, they lost their assets through fraud and therefore held legitimate rights to the seized assets. The court ruled that 497.82 Bitcoin should be distributed in proportion to each victim's initial investment, with each receiving between 0.68%and 11.7%of the total.
Key points
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The Kuala Lumpur High Court ruled that the government must return a total of 9 Bitcoin to 497.82 investment-scam victims.
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Based on the 2023 valuation, the Bitcoin is worth approximately 17600000 USD。
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The court found that, between 2015 and 2016, 9 victims were deceived by Fadino Khairuman and Asyran Ismail into depositing a total of 362.04 Bitcoin into Bitkingdom wallets.
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They had promised a daily investment return of 1%.
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The Bitcoin was subsequently transferred to wallets under the names of Fadino Khairuman and Asyran Ismail and was ultimately seized by law enforcement.
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The court ruled that 497.82 Bitcoin be distributed in proportion to each victim's initial investment, with each receiving between 0.68%and 11.7%of the total.
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9 victims lost their assets after depositing Bitcoin into Bitkingdom wallets. The court found that this was not a loan, but an asset loss caused by fraud; therefore, the victims held legitimate rights to the Bitcoin seized by law enforcement and should receive restitution in proportion to their initial investments.
Why it matters to readers
The ruling concerns the determination of ownership of seized Bitcoin and the return of victims' assets, and also illustrates how the court views crypto assets involved in a case that have undergone multiple transfers and layering.
Be alert to fraud risks when faced with investment schemes promising high fixed daily returns; transferring Bitcoin into wallets controlled by others may result in asset transfers and a prolonged recovery process.
Risks and unknowns
The materials do not include the original court decision or an official announcement, and the ruling's details still require verification.
The materials do not state whether the ruling has been implemented or whether an appeal has been filed.
497.82 The actual transfer and distribution progress of the Bitcoin is unknown.
The materials do not specify whether the returned Bitcoin will be sold or transferred to an exchange.
The materials do not explain the initial investment 362.04 Bitcoin and the returned 497.82 Bitcoin.
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