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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There’s more to the Brad Garlinghouse-Cynthia Lummis feud
Bitcoin maxis laugh at Ripple’s failures, but there’s more to Brad Garlinghouse’s cancelled meeting with Cynthia Lummis than meets the eye.
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