🔥Hot news: After a five-year investigation, the Southwark Crown Court in London, UK, found that former hotel worker Jian Wen was involved in a Bitcoin money laundering operation worth $2.5 billion, involving the review of 48 electronic devices and thousands of digital files. Currently He has been convicted of money laundering. It is reported that Wen's change in lifestyle attracted the attention of the authorities. In 2017, she moved from living in a flat above a Chinese restaurant in Leeds to renting a six-bedroom house in north London for about $21,420 a month. That same year, she tried to buy a series of expensive houses in London but ran into obstacles in passing money laundering checks, despite claiming to have made millions from Bitcoin mining. 💰

British police said this was "the largest case of its kind in the UK." Wen will be sentenced on May 10. It was previously reported in January that British law enforcement agencies had confiscated Bitcoin worth US$1.7 billion (based on the price at the time) after a former hotel employee Jian Wen tried to use the Bitcoin to buy a mansion worth approximately US$30 million in London because he was unable to Explaining the origin of the crypto asset, the purchase was not successful. It is reported that Jian Wen became a British citizen in 2018 and was allegedly recruited to assist Zhimin Qian in money laundering. He was accused of converting Bitcoin into cash, luxury goods and real estate on behalf of Zhimin Qian. 🏠🚔