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US strips Ethereum dev Virgil Griffith of export privileges for 10 years

The United States Department of Commerce has imposed a 10-year export privilege ban on Virgil Griffith, an Ethereum developer serving a five-year prison sentence. The ban restricts him from enjoying export privileges until April 12, 2032.The export privilege ban affects his ability to participate in international trade and business. On April 12,

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Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith rendered ineligible for export privileges

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith, currently serving a five-year prison sentence, has been issued a 10-year export privilege bar by the Department of Commerce, rendering him ineligible for export privileges until April 12, 2032. The export privilege bar

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Web3 Domain Name Service ENS DAO Loses Its Web Address Because Virgil Griffith, the Programmer Who Could Renew It, Sits in Jail

According to Khori Whittaker, the Executive Director of ENS, “Virgil Griffith, who was working at the Ethereum Foundation when ENS launched, was an early contributor to the ENS protocol. Because ENS is a permissionless protocol, anyone can build dApps on top of it, which is the case for Virgil’s involvement

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El exdesarrollador de Ethereum Virgil Griffith fue sentenciado a más de 5 años de prisión por viaje a Corea del Norte

Brian Klein, el abogado principal de Griffith, instó al juez Castel a considerar factores que creía que no se habían tenido en cuenta en las pautas de sentencia de la fiscalía, incluidas las duras condiciones en el Centro de Detención Metropolitano (MDC) de Brooklyn, donde Griffith había estado detenido. Source

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The FBI’s takedown of Virgil Griffith for breaking sanctions, firsthand – Cointelegraph Magazine

Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith took a plea deal after breaking sanctions against North Korea and was formally sentenced earlier today— the final chapter in a two-year journey as bizarre as it is shocking. Journalist Ethan Lou, author of Once a Bitcoin Miner, attended the infamous event in North Korea at

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