As reported by AiCoin, Qian Zhimin's encrypted wallet was found on the computer he took with him when he fled. UK police seized multiple devices, including a USB drive containing photos of pages from Qian's notebook. The pages reportedly recorded the computer's startup password and several mnemonic phrases, such as 'number + love,' along with numerical hints, potentially enabling access to the Bitcoin. Additionally, the article mentions that in the past month, China's Supreme Court held its eighth national criminal trial conference, discussing the handling of involved virtual currencies and electronic data forensic certification.
UK Police Allegedly Obtain Qian Zhimin's Computer Password and BTC Mnemonic Records
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