Ireland's Criminal Assets Bureau and Europol have recovered another 500 Bitcoin linked to Clifton Collins, an Irish drug dealer who bought 6,000 BTC in 2011-2012 with drug proceeds. This brings the total seized from dormant wallets to 1,000 BTC, worth around $77 million. The recovery involved complex decryption efforts and marks a rare success in accessing Bitcoin once thought lost after Collins' arrest and disposal of the private keys. About 5,000 BTC remain inaccessible, keeping the case active and under close watch for further movements.
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