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Israel to Extradite Crypto Businessman Alexander Block to US Israeli Minister of Justice Yariv Levin has ordered the extradition of crypto businessman Alexander Block to the United States to face charges of stealing $2.89 million. Block, who holds Russian, Israeli, and German citizenship, was arrested in Israel in 2025 and has exhausted his appeals against extradition.
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What happened 01 Israeli Minister of Justice ordered crypto businessman Alexander Block's extradition to the U.S. 02 Block is accused of stealing $2.89 million from Nomad clients. 03 He allegedly exploited a blockchain transaction platform vulnerability. 04 Block attempted a 'white hat' scheme after returning a small portion of funds. 05 He was arrested in Israel in 2025 while trying to fly to Moscow. 06 Block holds Russian, Israeli, and German citizenship. Translated and summarized by baba from Channel 9 , the latest report. Read Channel 9’s original The coverage
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