SEC chair: ‘Remains to be seen’ whether US will seize Venezuela‘s reported Bitcoin
Several blockchain analysts said they were unable to verify whether the Latin American nation holds $60 billion in the cryptocurrency.
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Several blockchain analysts said they were unable to verify whether the Latin American nation holds $60 billion in the cryptocurrency.
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