WikiLeaks Calls for a Boycott of Coinbase After Losing Access to the Service

By cineramaApril 23, 2018Bitcoin Business

The relationship between Coinbase and WikiLeaks is deteriorating rather quickly. More specifically, Coinbase has blocked WikiLeaks from accepting Bitcoin payments through its store, although the real reason for that […]

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WikiLeaks Calls for a Boycott of Coinbase After Losing Access to the Service

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