A British investor named Chris recovered 61 Bitcoin valued at about £3.3 million, more than a decade after the Intersango exchange collapsed in 2014 and froze his funds. With legal help from CEL Solicitors, he proved ownership through court documents and secured the release of his coins. This case highlights how legal action can reclaim crypto assets thought lost, and Chris plans to use some funds to buy a larger home while keeping most of his Bitcoin.
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