Russian bank moves to bankrupt BitRiver founder over $9 million debt
Mining giant BitRiver’s founder Igor Runets is facing a bankruptcy procedure initiated by a major Russian bank whose claims exceed $9 million. The crypto entrepreneur was detained earlier this year over alleged tax evasion as well as large-scale fraud with damages amounting to $12 million. PSB files for bankruptcy of…
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