LONDON (Reuters) -A Chinese woman accused of laundering bitcoin which was linked to an alleged 5 billion-pound ($6.7 billion) fraud pleaded guilty in a London court on Monday. Qian Zhimin, who was also known as Zhang Yadi, appeared at Southwark Crown Court for the first day of her trial but decided to change her pleas. Judge Sally-Ann Hales remanded Qian in custody ahead of sentencing, which will take place at a later date.Read More
