Raj Kundra received 285 Bitcoins from Amit Bhardwaj, the alleged mastermind of the Gain Bitcoin Ponzi scam.

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Bitcoin ‘scam’ case: Mumbai court grants bail to Raj Kundra
Mumbai court granted bail to Raj Kundra in the Bitcoin 'scam' case, where the Enforcement Directorate (ED) alleged he received 285 Bitcoins from Amit Bhardwaj, the alleged mastermind of the Gain Bitcoin Ponzi scheme, for setting up a Bitcoin mining farm in Ukraine. This case highlights the legal and regulatory challenges surrounding cryptocurrency transactions in India, making it relevant for understanding financial crimes and legal procedures in competitive exams.
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The case involves setting up a Bitcoin mining farm in Ukraine, as alleged by the ED.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating the Bitcoin 'scam' case.
Raj Kundra was granted bail by the Mumbai court in this case.
The scam is related to the Gain Bitcoin Ponzi scheme, a fraudulent investment scheme.
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