Feds Claim Proceeds from Seized Silk Road Fortune at Only $334 per Bitcoin

By cineramaOctober 3, 2017Bitcoin Business

The US Justice Department was finally able to claim the proceeds from the sale of 144,336 Bitcoins sized when they shut down illicit online market, the Silk Road , […]

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Feds Claim Proceeds from Seized Silk Road Fortune at Only $334 per Bitcoin

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