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by: xpoolPosted on: October 15, 2025

UK Proposes Compensation Scheme for Bitcoin Scam Victims

The UK government is proposing a compensation scheme to help victims of the BitQueen Ponzi scheme, which saw £5.5 billion in Bitcoin seized by authorities. The move comes after this landmark seizure – highlighting the UK’s commitment to combating crypto fraud and setting new precedents for victim restitution.

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