DMM Bitcoin illegally outflows approximately 48 billion yen in Bitcoin
By:Cointime
DMM Bitcoin, a subsidiary of Japanese securities company DMM.com, experienced an illegal outflow of bitcoin, with an amount of approximately 48 billion yen (about 427 million US dollars).
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