BitRiver CEO Igor Runets arrested on tax evasion charges. Staff say they haven’t been paid for over three months. Expert says ...

The 39-year-old founder of Russia’s largest crypto miner was detained Friday and accused of concealing assets, as BitRiver also faces insolvency claims and operational strain.

It is one of the largest Bitcoin miners in the world.

Russia wants to introduce its first regulatory framework for crypto like Bitcoin, with lawmakers aiming to finalize the draft ...

BitRiver, Russia’s largest bitcoin mining operator, has entered formal insolvency proceedings after a Russian arbitration court accepted creditor claims linked to unpaid debts. The case marks one of ...

BitRiver, Russia's largest Bitcoin miner, faces bankruptcy after $9.2M debt claim and CEO detention on tax charges.

The founder and chief executive of Russian bitcoin mining firm BitRiver, Igor Runets, has been detained by Russian authorities and charged with multiple counts of tax evasion, according to local media ...

BitRiver enters bankruptcy proceedings amid $9.2M debt, frozen assets, power disputes, and founder's arrest on tax evasion ...

Retail investors’ crypto purchases will be capped at $4,000 per year. New rules to take effect in 2027, says top lawmaker.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Russian ministry wants to jail illegal Bitcoin miners. Mining Bitcoin without a valid permit in Russia will soon land you in a ...

According to TRM Labs, Russia-related crypto traffic facilitated illegitimate wallet inflows to an ultimate peak of 158 ...

Russia labels Ukrainian crypto exchange WhiteBit undesirable, alleging illegal fund transfers, and growing crypto oversight ...