Crypto firm sends $519,000 in Bitcoin to dead man’s wallet

By cineramaFebruary 14, 2019Bitcoin Business

Whoops. Image GettyMore Once again, the exchange platform has involved itself in new trouble, which can cost it a whopping $500,000 in Bitcoin (BTC).

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