Frank Richard Ahlgren III, an Austin-based Bitcoin investor, was sentenced to two years in prison for tax evasion related to his $1 million in cryptocurrency gains.

Frank Ahlgren has been sentenced to two years in prison for crypto taxation fraud, highlighting strict US enforcement.

Texas, home to the world's eighth-largest economy, may create a bitcoin treasury fund to hedge against inflation.

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A Texas man has landed in jail for failing to report large gains on his crypto trades to U.S. tax authorities.

A group of investors say a bitcoin mining company accepted their $33 million assistance without revealing that its Texas ...

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The Department of Justice announced that an Austin man has been sentenced to 2 years in prison after he lied about $3.7M in ...

( NewsNation) — A bill that has been introduced in the Texas Legislature would allow residents to use bitcoin to pay their ...

The U.S. District Court Judge Robert Pitman sentenced Ahlgren to two years in prison, followed by one year of supervised ...

From Texas's bold adoption plan to BlackRock's continued backing, bitcoin's solid performance and rising demand underscore ...

In a landmark case, Frank Richard Ahlgren III, an early Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) investor from Austin, Texas, has been sentenced ...