New Jersey Gym Claims State Seized $173K From Bank, Owner Discusses Cryptocur...
On January 14, Ian Smith, the co-owner of the Atilis Gym in New Jersey appeared on Fox News with the news anchor, Tucker Carlson, and discussed his battle with the state of New Jersey’s coronavirus lockdown orders. Smith and his business partner have defied the state’s lockdown orders and remained open for months. The Bellmawr establishment has been fined $15k per day, as the company does not adhere to enforcing Covid-19 protocols. On Wednesday evening the state of New Jersey allegedly took action and seized $173,613 from the gym owner’s bank account. Atilis Gym Owner....
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After the co-owner of the Atilis Gym in New Jersey appeared on TV and told the public the state confiscated over $173k from the gym owner’s bank account, Ian Smith revealed Atilis Gym has now set up a crypto wallet. Smith explained that a number of people didn’t want to donate using the Gofundme platform, so peer-to-peer electronic cash supporters created a proposal on the permissionless fundraising application, Flipstarter, so people can donate bitcoin cash toward the gym owner’s legal efforts. Uncensorable Money Advocates Help Atilis Gym Owners Just recently,....
Over $230,000 in funds have been seized by United States Federal prosecutors in the state of New Jersey from a money processor known as Tcash Ads (trustcash.com). The complaint, filed in New Jersey, notes that the company had a number of bank accounts they were managing in which they processed millions of dollars worth of payments for merchants. What's worse: they were operating without any sort of financial license and had virtually nothing but basic contact information on file for their merchants. The complaint notes that $1 million alone had gone to BitInstant. BitInstant, as you may....
Individuals and companies are not the only ones who take advantage of the significant bitcoin prices surging across the board, despite recent pullbacks. In New Jersey, United States, a county yielded profits after liquidating seized cryptocurrencies during a drug investigation. Authorities Gained Control of the Cryptos in 2019 According to NBC New York, local authorities from Monmouth County got the bitcoin (BTC) during a raid in the context of an illegal narcotics distribution crackdown in 2018. Investigators found that such digital assets were part of the profits gained by the criminals....
New Jersey is known for many things. As a burial ground for New York mobsters. Home to an impressive array of environmentally toxic factories. Atlantic City is the established gambling capital of the Eastern United States. Newark, New Jersey: one of the United States's most criminal-minded cities. And a catchy state tourism jingle "New Jersey and You. Perfect Together!". Now you can add one more feature to its impressive resume. New Jersey is ready to begin the double taxation of New Jersey residents who own and use Bitcoin for retail transactions. As someone who lived in New York for over....
County authorities captured the cryptocurrency during a 2018 drug bust in Long Branch. A county in the state of New Jersey has announced the liquidation of cryptocurrency assets seized in 2018.On Monday, the prosecutor’s office in Monmouth County announced that the confiscated crypto —initially valued at $57,000 at the time it was seized — was liquidated on Coinbase for $198,237 at a quote “profit” of $141,000.Authorities captured the cryptocurrency during a 2018 drug bust in Long Branch. The assets were frozen on a United States-based crypto exchange once officials determined them as....