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Roman Sterlingov, a Swedish-Russian citizen, has been convicted for allegedly operating BitcoinFog, a cryptocurrency mixing service accused of facilitating money laundering. Despite a lack of direct evidence connecting Roman to operating Bitcoin Fog, he’s now serving a 12.5-year sentence at Fort Dix. We need your support to fund his appeal to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, a critical step in overturning this wrongful conviction.
Roman’s conviction is not just about one individual. It’s a chilling message to everyone who owns Bitcoin or participates in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Here’s why:
Roman’s appeal is not just a legal battle—it’s a fight for the future of financial privacy and the protection of basic rights in a rapidly evolving digital world. Appeals are highly specialized and require expert legal representation to:
– Draft and file complex legal briefs.
– Present compelling oral arguments before the appellate court.
– Challenge the dangerous precedents set by this conviction.
We cannot do this without you. Appeals to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals are costly, involving significant attorney fees, court filing costs, and other legal expenses. Every dollar raised brings us one step closer to overturning this unjust conviction. All donations are final, no refunds, and will be used at the sole discretion of the Appellate team for Roman’s Appeal.
This is a pivotal moment not just for Roman but for everyone who values financial privacy and fairness in the legal system. Together, we can fight back against this injustice and ensure a brighter, freer future for all cryptocurrency users.
Thank you for standing with Roman Sterlingov.
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