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British Teen Sanctioned By Russia After Alleging Crypto Use to Evade Sanctions - Decrypt

The teenager's research into Russia’s alleged illicit crypto flows appears to have prompted Moscow's retaliation.

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British Teen Sanctioned By Russia After Alleging Crypto Use to Evade Sanctions - Decrypt

The teenager's research into Russia’s alleged illicit crypto flows appears to have prompted Moscow's retaliation.

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euronews.com1 mesi fa

British teenager, 17, sanctioned by Russian President Vladimir Putin

Alexander Browder said Moscow's decision to sanction him was "a badge of honour" and that he had "exposed their Achilles’ heel". #EuropeNews

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cryptobriefing.com1 mesi fa

British teenager Alexander Browder sanctioned by Russia over crypto laundering report

17-year-old researcher Alexander Browder earned Russia's sanctions after exposing $350B in crypto laundering tied to Russian actors.

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cointelegraph.com1 mesi fa

Russia Targets British 17-Year-Old for Alleging Digital Assets were Circumventing Sanctions

The British son of a political activist said he had been sanctioned by Russia’s government after penning a report recommending Western countries “put pressure on” exchanges handling the A7A5 stablecoin.

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themoscowtimes.com1 mesi fa

‘I Touched a Nerve’: British Teenager Banned From Russia Over Work on Crypto Sanctions Evasion - The Moscow…

When 17-year-old Alexander Browder was scrolling the news in the back of his economics class this week, he was surprised to see his own name pop up.

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mirror.co.uk1 mesi fa

British schoolboy has become the first child sanctioned by Russia

Sixth form student Alexander Browder has compiled a database of illegal cryptocurrency deals, including Russian transactions used to bypass Western sanctions and his research has riled Vladimir Putin

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1. giovedì 4 giugno 2026·euronews.com
   

   British teenager, 17, sanctioned by Russian President Vladimir Putin

   Alexander Browder said Moscow's decision to sanction him was "a badge of honour" and that he had "exposed their Achilles’ heel". #EuropeNews

2. giovedì 4 giugno 2026·decrypt.co
   

   British Teen Sanctioned By Russia After Alleging Crypto Use to Evade Sanctions - Decrypt

   The teenager's research into Russia’s alleged illicit crypto flows appears to have prompted Moscow's retaliation.

3. giovedì 4 giugno 2026·cryptobriefing.com
   

   British teenager Alexander Browder sanctioned by Russia over crypto laundering report

   17-year-old researcher Alexander Browder earned Russia's sanctions after exposing $350B in crypto laundering tied to Russian actors.

4. giovedì 4 giugno 2026·cointelegraph.com
   

   Russia Targets British 17-Year-Old for Alleging Digital Assets were Circumventing Sanctions

   The British son of a political activist said he had been sanctioned by Russia’s government after penning a report recommending Western countries “put pressure on” exchanges…

5. venerdì 5 giugno 2026·mirror.co.uk
   

   British schoolboy has become the first child sanctioned by Russia

   Sixth form student Alexander Browder has compiled a database of illegal cryptocurrency deals, including Russian transactions used to bypass Western sanctions and his research has…

6. venerdì 5 giugno 2026·mirror.co.uk
   

   Brit teen youngest on Russian blacklist will 'wear it as badge of honour'

   Teenage student Alexander Browder, 17, says that if the Kremlin are furious about his work exposing crypto laundering, then he has been 'looking in the right place'

7. venerdì 5 giugno 2026·themoscowtimes.com
   

   ‘I Touched a Nerve’: British Teenager Banned From Russia Over Work on Crypto Sanctions Evasion - The Moscow Times

   When 17-year-old Alexander Browder was scrolling the news in the back of his economics class this week, he was surprised to see his own name pop up.