BitConnect defendant Glenn Arcaro’s BitConnect sentencing has been delayed till May 6th, 2022.

As detailed in a December 7th Joint Motion requesting Arcaro’s sentencing be continued;

(The parties) jointly move to continue the sentencing in this matter, currently set for January 7, 2022 to May 6, 2022.

The request is based on the parties’ desire to address matters affecting sentencing, including the need to identify victims, marshal assets subject to forfeiture and restitution, and other items that will impact the parties’ sentencing recommendations.

Arcaro (right) being involved with identifying BitConnect victims is an interesting twist. It wasn’t present on the
first request for a sentencing continuance
.

Not sure if that’s information he has or how else he’s cooperating.

In any event, while that’s playing out the court granted the continuance on December 8th.

It’s a long delay so we’re assuming Arcaro’s cooperation is substantial.

Update 30th April 2022 – 
As per an April 19th order, Glenn Arcaro’s May 6th sentencing has been continued to July 1st.

Update 13th July 2022 – 
Glenn Arcaro’s sentencing has been continued till September 16th.

Pursuant to a written request from the United States Probation Office, the sentencing date presently set for July 1, 2022, is vacated and reset to September 16, 2022.

The cited letter from the Probation Office isn’t on the case docket. As such the reason for the request is unknown.

Update 17th September 2022 – 
Glenn Arcaro has been
sentenced to 38 months in prison
.

🤖 Quick Answer

Why was Glenn Arcaro's BitConnect sentencing postponed to May 6th, 2022?
The sentencing was delayed following a joint motion to allow parties additional time to address matters affecting sentencing recommendations, including victim identification, asset marshalling for forfeiture and restitution proceedings, and related procedural requirements necessitating extended preparation.

What new detail emerged in Arcaro's sentencing continuance request?
The updated motion specified that Arcaro would assist in identifying BitConnect victims, a cooperation detail absent from his initial sentencing continuance request, suggesting potential involvement in victim identification efforts.

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