A British investor regained access to 61 Bitcoin valued at about £3.3 million after losing them for over 12 years due to the collapse of the UK exchange Intersango in 2014. Originally investing £1,500 in 2011, the investor had given up hope after failed recovery attempts until lawyers proved ownership through old records and resolved the claim in US courts. Around 5,500 BTC linked to former Intersango users may still be recoverable, but claimants must prove ownership. This case highlights the challenges and potential in recovering crypto assets from defunct exchanges amid evolving UK regulations.
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Zcash (ZEC) surged past $1,100, gaining over 2,300% in a year, driven mainly by speculative factors like exchange listings and a Grayscale ETF launch, rather than real network improvements. Wang Chun, co-founder of F2Pool, warns this rally reflects a...
