US government urges court to reject Coinbase user’s crypto records fight
US government argues Coinbase user James Harper has no right to block IRS access to his crypto records in Supreme Court filing.
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US government argues Coinbase user James Harper has no right to block IRS access to his crypto records in Supreme Court filing.
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