US government transfers 4,000 BTC to Coinbase
The US government allegedly transferred about 3,940 BTC to Coinbase, part of its holdings from the Silk Road seizure. The post US government transfers 4,000 BTC to Coinbase appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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The US government allegedly transferred about 3,940 BTC to Coinbase, part of its holdings from the Silk Road seizure.
The post US government transfers 4,000 BTC to Coinbase appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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