Comment on Police seize $60M of Bitcoin from fraudster, but he won’t provide the keyComments−nolim1t5yThey didn't really seize anything.. Not your keys not your coins−lxgr5yA wallet is literally someone's keys. The big question in this case is whether it's the only copy of their keys.−silasdavis5ySince they know the addresses they can certainly watch the funds. I wonder if he has any release monitoring conditions. He'd need to find a jurisdiction and ways in which to spend it.
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They didn't really seize anything.. Not your keys not your coins
A wallet is literally someone's keys. The big question in this case is whether it's the only copy of their keys.
Since they know the addresses they can certainly watch the funds. I wonder if he has any release monitoring conditions. He'd need to find a jurisdiction and ways in which to spend it.