Bankhaus Scheich is working with three German states to clean seized assets and put them back into circulation after the currencies were blacklisted by blockchain analysts.
Blacklisted Bitcoin? Frankfurt’s Bankhaus Scheich has a budding business cleaning crypto and getting it back into circulation.ust before sunset on a chilly Spring day in 2019 armed German special agents broke down the door to the Frankfurt home of a 22-year-old hacker who the government has only identified as Coder420, the developer of a dark web exchange called Wall Street Market.
Over the past month, two other states have signed deals similar to Hesse’s, according to the bank’s managing director of digital assets, Nils von Schoenaich-Carolath, 34, and other German states are currently exploring similar services, he says. As U.S.
had to personally, painstakingly, piece together a process by which her team could sell the bitcoin. Two years later she was called on again when her team grabbed the much larger 2,200 bitcoin booty from the Wall Street Market. Though von Schoenaich-Carolath, who is also the Tradias chief revenue officer, declined to share cost savings from cutting out securities depositories like Luxembourg-based Clearstream, it’s client Cashlink, which helps Scheich tokenize commodities and securities, put the savings at between 35% and 65%.Ringwald partnered with Bankhaus Schiech to clean her seized digital assets, she brought them to a crypto exchange, to see with her own eyes what would happen if the tokens were sold as they were.
Since its first crypto-washing cycle, the attorney general’s cybercrime unit has cleaned an additional €50 million worth of seized cryptocurrency using the Bankhaus Scheich process. Yesterday morning in Frankfurt, Ringwald’s team, and the German Federal Criminal Police surreptitiously acted as administrators of two servers to seize at additional 1,909 bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies along with seven terabytes of data about the operation.
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