The dormant bitcoin ransom wallet could still lead investigators to “valuable” evidence in their search for Nancy Guthrie — even six months after she was kidnapped, according to a cryptocurrency expert.
Bezalel Eithan Raviv, the CEO and founder of Lionsgate Network — a crypto recovery service with expertise in blockchain forensics — spoke with Page Six about the deposit that was made into a bitcoin wallet related to Guthrie’s ransom note in February.
“An unused wallet can still be valuable,” Raviv said. “Investigators examine whether the address has any relationship to other known wallets, whether it appears in previous criminal…
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