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BTC-e

BTC-e was a cryptocurrency exchange primarily serving the Russian market, with servers located in the United States. The U.S. government seized their website and funds in 2017. It was founded in July 2011 by Alexander Vinnik and Aleksandr Bilyuchenko, and as of February 2015 handled around 3% of all Bitcoin exchange volume. The platform was eventually…

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Founded
2011
Industry
Cryptocurrency exchange
Headquarters
Russia

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BTC-e

Nodes12
Edges11
Triples13
Avg. degree1.83
Density0.166667
Components1

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BTC-e

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related to history · 9
BTC-e → Bitcoin, Bitcoin/U, By October, I0Coin, July, Litecoin, RuCoin, The BTC-e, These
Founded · 1
BTC-e → 2011
Headquarters · 1
BTC-e → Russia
Industry · 1
BTC-e → Cryptocurrency exchange
Website · 1
BTC-e → btc-e.com

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bitcoin exchange funds july 2017 alexander vinnik cryptocurrency seized website wex 2011 russian control fsb founded government konstantin malofeev used

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BTC-eFounded20111.00infobox
BTC-eHeadquartersRussia1.00infobox
BTC-eIndustryCryptocurrency exchange1.00infobox
BTC-eWebsitebtc-e.com1.00infobox
BTC-erelated to historyJuly0.60section
BTC-erelated to historyBitcoin/U0.60section
BTC-erelated to historyI0Coin0.60section
BTC-erelated to historyBitcoin0.60section
BTC-erelated to historyBy October0.60section
BTC-erelated to historyLitecoin0.60section
BTC-erelated to historyRuCoin0.60section
BTC-erelated to historyThe BTC-e0.60section

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