O apelo do Alexey Pertsev, dev do Tornado Cash que foi preso acusado de lavagem de dinheiro, foi negado e ele vai permanecer preso até pelo menos Novembro.
A sua esposa também tem medo de que todas as suas própriedades sejam apreendidas e leiloadas.
Alexey Pertsev, a Tornado Cash developer arrested in August by Dutch authorities over allegations of facilitating money laundering, is to stay in jail for at least another two months after his appeal was rejected.
A judge in the Netherlands dismissed the appeal on Thursday, Pertsev's wife, Ksenia Malik, told The Block. The Dutch Public Prosecution Service and the Fiscal Information and Investigation Service didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.
Dutch prosecutors plan to seize and sell Pertsev's property at auction, according to Malik. She said his car was seized on the day he was arrested and Pertsev's lawyer told her that prosecutors will sell the vehicle.
When asked if Dutch prosecutors can seize an arrested person's assets without charging them officially, Malik said they can "as we see."
"At the moment, only a car, but I think they can come and take something else at any moment. I don't feel safe," she said. Prosecutors will sell "all of our legal property at auction, leaving me with nothing."
