from: Europan Central Bank <joseaknar@gmail.com>
date: Sep 26, 2025, 6:02 PM
subject: Re: Your US$18M Bitcoin Payment
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European Central Bank Spain
Euro-building 2, 28850 Terrejon de Ardoz
Madrid Spain
Attn: Beneficiary,
Re: Your US$18M Bitcoin Payment
According to the approval order to release an outstanding fund to you from the IMF resettlement account with this institution European Central Bank for transparency and accurate record.
We deem it necessary to let you know that we are to start transferring your funds in bits into Cryptocurrency Wallet Account and you are advised to open bitcoin wallet account if you do not have one, but if you do have kindly send to us your wallet address with a copy of your identification and telephone number to enable us start paying your funds till the entire US$18,000,000.00 (Eighteen Million United States Dollars) will be paid in bits of US$1,000,000.00 on each transaction.
This is the only easiest way of payment to avoid any kind of stoppage.
We look forward to your compliance
Yours Sincerely
Mr José María Aknar
International Remittance Department
European Central Bank
Madrid Spain
Tel: +34`911 234787
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