Nistor Vlad Călin is the CEO of 'Coinflux' which is Romania's largest exchange. But after being arrested in Romania 3 weeks ago on a warrant from the US for money laundering, fraud, and organized crime - his business assets are frozen and he's on his way to America to face trial.The charges stem from an investigation within the US Secret Service, which many associate only with guarding politicians - however they also participate regularly in investigations of financial crimes like counterfeit money and money laundering.In the meantime, CoinFlux which boasted 18,000+ users has halted all activity leaving their legitimate user's funds in limbo. Stating on a blog post Following the arrest of CEO Nistor Vlad Călin he stated his innocence, and that he had no way of knowing his exchange was being used for illegal activity. It's clear the US government believes this to be false but we haven't heard their evidence to back that up, yet.Lawyers for Călin immediately began working to stop their client from being extradited to the US, but according to Romanian news outlets those efforts failed and "the decision is final".While the specifics haven't been released on who's money he is being accused of laundering, the rumors floating around Romanian cryptocurrency forums are that the money originates with scams and fraud being committed within the United States which are then converted to Bitcoin, then back into fiat, using Coinflux to do it.No trial dates are set yet.