Thodex founder who stole $2 billion in cryptocurrency is finally back home and faces fraud charges.
The saga of the Turkish cryptocurrency exchange Thodex continues, with the founder being finally brought back home in two years after the platform halted trading.
Cointelegraph Turkey reportedFacing charges of fraud and money laundering, the local police immediately detained the 27-year-old upon his arrival at Istanbul Airport on April 20, the Turkish state-run news agency Anadolu AgencyAccording to the report, the plane carrying Ozer took off from the Albanian capital of Tirana in the morning and landed at Istanbul Airport, where the Istanbul Airport Police Department took custody of Ozer.
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