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Crypto news: on the case of Tigran Gambaryan, a Binance executive imprisoned in Nigeria, the federals are moving by asking for support from the USA government. In fact, over 100 agents and former prosecutors have written a letter of solicitation to the American State Department to release the detainee.  Crypto News: the federals urge the USA government for the release of the Binance executive in Nigeria There are over 100 federal agents and former prosecutors who are urging the USA government to intervene in the case of the Binance executive, currently imprisoned in Nigeria.  Specifically, yesterday a letter was sent to Secretary of State Antony Blinken, which urges the U.S. State Department to ensure the release of Tigran Gambaryan. “The undersigned, former prosecutors and federal agents, urgently request that the State Department intensify efforts to secure the release of Tigran Gambaryan, a U.S. citizen, from custody in Nigeria. The efforts of the U.S. government have so far been completely insufficient and the consequences of further inaction are potentially dire” Apparently, the concerns towards Gambaryan are so strong that all the colleagues, former government officials, have stepped in to assist the current Binance executive.  A brief description of Gambaryan’s life is given to the government, recognizing his award-winning career.  In fact, it is read that the Binance executive dedicated ten years of service to the country as a special agent of the Internal Revenue Service. During these years, Gambaryan contributed to investigations on important government cases such as child pornography, national security, terrorism financing, identity theft, and a myriad of other crimes.  The letter also mentions public cases that the current Binance executive has worked on, such as the public corruption cases of Silk Road, the BTC-e exchange, the 2020 Twitter hacking, the Welcome to Video child pornography ring, the investigations…

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