Adorni's Affidavit that Doesn't Convince: Bitcoins in Eight Wallets and $500,000 in Cash

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Manuel Adorni’s defense maintained that USD $591,544.61 of his estate came from Bitcoin operations carried out prior to his arrival in the government. Attorney Gerardo Pollicita analyzes whether the explanation for eight self-security wallets, rectified debts and family loans is enough to clear the suspicions of illicit enrichment.

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The cryptocurrency specialist analyzed in Mañana Sylvestre the presentation made by former Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni to explain the origin and ownership of funds housed in virtual wallets. He warned that demonstrating the current access to a wallet does not prove that that person has been its owner years ago. He also questioned the [...] The Adorni entry, and the crypted wallets: “There are technical errors and implausible things,” said Maxim…

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The national deputy Marcela Pagano questioned Manuel Adorni’s explanation of his operations with cryptocurrencies. The post “The cheapest crime”: the plot of how Manuel Adorni won a million dollars selling bitcoins appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.

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Adorni's explanation before the justice system opens up new questions: he attributed the US$500,000 in cash to the sale of eight wallets bitcoins and said he bought and sold cryptocurrencies with strangers on the public road. Read more

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The former Chief of Staff presented his property explanation to the Justice and attributed USD 591,544.61 to operations with Bitcoin. According to his defense, the assets went through eight self-security wallets whose private keys he claims to retain. Attorney Gerardo Pollicita now analyzes the documentation presented in the case for alleged illicit enrichment.