A Canadian man, Trenton Johnston, has been sentenced in Miami for his role in a cryptocurrency laundering case tied to more than $13 million in stolen funds, according to a Techub News brief citing Crypto.news. Investigators linked Johnston to fake support calls and said he was also connected to demonstrations of the scheme on Discord. The case centers on laundering stolen money through crypto, with Bitcoin referenced in the report. No additional sentencing details were disclosed in the brief. The report did not specify the length of the sentence or provide further information on the broader investigation beyond Johnston’s alleged role and the amount involved.
Canadian national Trenton Johnston has been sentenced in Miami for taking part in a cryptocurrency laundering case involving more than $13 million in stolen funds, according to Techub News, which cited Crypto.news.
Investigators linked Johnston to fake support calls and said he was also connected to showing how the scheme worked on Discord.
No further details were disclosed in the brief.
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