BitRiver faces bankruptcy after a Russian court opens insolvency proceedings over unpaid debts, hitting the bitcoin mining sector.

The 39-year-old founder of Russia’s largest crypto miner was detained Friday and accused of concealing assets, as BitRiver also faces insolvency claims and operational strain.

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BitRiver, Russia's largest Bitcoin miner, faces bankruptcy after $9.2M debt claim and CEO detention on tax charges.

Court filings show insolvency proceedings against BitRiver’s main owner after years of financial strain and sanctions pressure.

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BitRiver CEO Igor Runets arrested on tax evasion charges. Staff say they haven’t been paid for over three months. Expert says ...