Ross Ulbricht didn’t get handed 300 Bitcoin by some mystery savior. He sent the money to himself—at least, that’s what the author of this article thinks. Now, around twenty-four hours ago, shortly ...

Ross Ulbricht, founder of the now-defunct darknet drug market previously known as Silk Road, thanked President Donald Trump for setting him free and hinted at his future plans in a video posted to X.

Ulbricht did not immediately respond to a request for comment made through the Free Ross campaign that advocated for his pardon. AlphaBay, similar to Ulbricht’s Silk Road, was a ...

Ross Ulbricht, now in his late 30s, has spent more than a decade behind bars. During this time, he has maintained his innocence regarding some of the charges against him and expressed regret for ...

Legal experts don't believe that Silk Road founder, Ross Ulbricht, can have his $18 billion in cryptocurrency returned now that he has been pardoned by President Donald Trump. Newsweek sought ...

According to Renato Mariotti, a former federal prosecutor who now works in white-collar defense at Paul Hastings, a pardon undoes the forfeiture of property—unless, as is the case with Ulbricht ...

Ross Ulbricht's Bitcoin holdings, as confiscated by authorities, amounted to approximately 144,000 BTC. At the time of the seizure in 2013, this amount was worth around $28.5 million.

Ross Ulbricht was arrested at 29. Now, he's 40. He faces a double life sentence plus 40 years with no possibility of parole for creating the Silk Road, a dark web drug marketplace that facilitated ...

Ross Ulbricht, now in his late 30s, has spent more than a decade behind bars. During this time, he has maintained his ...