No, the US government hasn’t sold 179,000 bitcoin
Confusion over seized and forfeited assets led pro-crypto Senator Cynthia Lummis to panic about the US selling off 179,000 BTC.
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Confusion over seized and forfeited assets led pro-crypto Senator Cynthia Lummis to panic about the US selling off 179,000 BTC.
A freedom of information request filed by The Rage reporter L0la L33tz revealed that the US Marshals Service holds $1.6B in BTC.
— Legal, Roman Storm
Danny Nelson accused the US government of “weaponising” his old group chat via misconstrued evidence against Tornado Cash and Roman Storm.
The UK, US, and El Salvador have seen their BTC holdings gain millions, if not billions, in value as the currency reached new all-time highs.
FTX Recovery Trust wants to employ regional lawyers to help determine which countries it can, or can't, return creditor assets to.
US Federal Housing Finance Agency head Bill Pulte asked Congress to investigate Jerome Powell over his defense of a $2.5B renovation.
— Legal, Roman Storm
Roman Storm had to raise another $2M as the legal fees from the US case against crypto mixer Tornado Cash continue to pile up.
Do Kwon's lawyers hinted at altering a money laundering charge while they continue to hold "productive" talks with US prosecutors.
The FHFA ordered government-sponsored mortgage buyers to prepare a proposal that treats crypto as a legitimate asset for risk assessments.
Pro-Israel hackers behind the theft of $90M from Iranian crypto exchange, Nobitex, have threatened to target more Iranian institutions.