U.S. judge freezes BlockFills assets in dispute over 70 bitcoin with creditor Dominion Capital

A New York federal court barred the crypto trading firm from moving bitcoin tied to Dominion Capital, citing suspended withdrawals and insolvency concerns. What to know : A U.S. judge issued a temporary restraining order freezing 70.6 BTC allegedly belonging to Dominion Capital and blocking crypto lender BlockFills from moving assets abroad. The court ordered BlockFills to account for and segregate customer funds. The order comes after BlockFills suspended withdrawals and racked up roughly $75 million in losses, as insolvency concerns grow and the firm seeks a buyer.