How Coinbase Traders Are Fighting Back IRS Attempts to Reveal Their Identities

By cineramaJanuary 6, 2017Bitcoin Business

Yet another salvo has been fired in the ongoing conflict between bitcoin trading site Coinbase and the Internal Revenue Service. After Jeffrey Berns and other Coinbase users moved to […]

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