US Department of War Seeks $80 Billion for Iran War as Deficit Fears Boost Bitcoin’s Case
The U.S. Department of War has told lawmakers it needs $80 billion to cover the war in Iran and other bills, a request that deepens the deficit worries that bitcoin proponents cite as the asset’s reason to exist. Deputy...
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