Bitcoin-curious Michael Dell sells $1.2B worth of Dell stock
Michael Dell, the seemingly Bitcoin-curious founder of his namesake tech firm, sold 10 million shares of his company for the second time in September.
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Michael Dell, the seemingly Bitcoin-curious founder of his namesake tech firm, sold 10 million shares of his company for the second time in September.
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