Bitcoin price wobbles at $61K as US gov sends 4K BTC to Coinbase
Bitcoin attempts to digest news that the U.S. government has joined Germany in selling off a portion of its BTC holdings.
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Bitcoin attempts to digest news that the U.S. government has joined Germany in selling off a portion of its BTC holdings.
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