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Aren't many executives Italian? So, whatever the US justice department does, as long they stay in Italy, they will not see jail time, or am I wrong? The compan
by yawaworht1978 5y ago
Aren't many executives Italian?
So, whatever the US justice department does, as long they stay in Italy, they will not see jail time, or am I wrong?
The company sure can be shut down and blacklisted globally, as well as the current executives.
It looks like a shift to USDC is happening, why is that not stopped? It looks like a tether fork with different board, but backing etc look all the same.
- arcticbull 5y agoGenerally speaking if the US can identify some interest in the case (US customers, for instance) then it can file an indictment. Most first-world countries have extradition treaties with the US, and will definitely ship Paolo over for something like this.
- throw_m239339 5y ago> Aren't many executives Italian? So, whatever the US justice department does, as long they stay in Italy, they will not see jail time, or am I wrong? I don't think these people live in Italy, more like Hong Kong or countries where extradition to US is difficult. I want to say this, because a lot of people think that people suspicious of Tether hate bitcoin, quite the contrary, if one values Bitcoin, then one should be very skeptical of everything around Tether and Bitfinex, for Bitcoin's sake.