There were 2 interesting crypto currency developments in Turkey. 2 young people living in Istanbul cannot access their crypto account with a capital of approximately 200 thousand liras. In Kayseri, two people were arrested for allegedly illegally mining. Here are the details…
200 thousand liras evaporated
As a result of freezing the accounts of two young people living in Istanbul, 200 thousand liras were lost. Users who tried to log in to their accounts after the alleged incident involving many victims received the message “A criminal complaint has been made to the Public Prosecutor’s Office”.
Two young teenagers living in Istanbul were trading on a cryptocurrency exchange and their accounts were banned and closed after their activities were deemed ineligible. A total of 200 thousand liras were stolen from the accounts of young people whose access to the application was blocked. Young people who wanted to log into the system with their ID numbers were shocked when they saw the phrase “A criminal complaint has been made to the Public Prosecutor’s Office”.
After the incident, the two young people who took the matter to court realized that no charges were brought against them, but that their meetings with the company executives did not yield any results. Dozens of people have been scammed and have not been able to get their funds back for over a year, the teens said.
‘crypto money’ operation in Kayseri
Two people were arrested for allegedly illegally mining in Kayseri. According to the statement made by the Governor’s Office, Provincial Gendarmerie Command teams started an investigation after learning that illegal mining was done. As a result of technological and physical monitoring, simultaneous operations were carried out at two points in Kocasinan district. Two “mining” mechanisms, five motherboards, twenty video cards, six power supplies, five RAM and three external drives were seized during the search for addresses. The investigation of the two suspects, who were detained in connection with the incident, continues by the gendarmerie. As we have covered in the news
Kriptokoin.com , the collapse caused by the Terra ecosystem in the past weeks has defeated thousands of investors. Legal steps were taken from South Korea and Europe to initiate an investigation against Terra. It is claimed that Eyüp Çobanoğlu, who works as a real estate agent in Istanbul Esenyurt, committed suicide after losing a large amount of money. Details can be found here.
