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Paul Chowles, a former National Crime Agency officer, was ordered by Liverpool Crown Court to repay £1,810,678.93 for stealing 50 Bitcoin in 2017 from a wallet tied to Silk Road 2.0 administrator Thomas White. The coins, worth about £60,000 then, were valued at over £4.4 million by his July 2025 sentencing.
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