Latest Faketoshi says he conveniently ‘lost the hard drive’ containing billions in Bitcoin

By cineramaAugust 21, 2019Bitcoin Business

Just yesterday we told you how there was a new Faketoshi in town, staking a questionable claim to the Bitcoin BTC throne in a three-part blog series.

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Latest Faketoshi says he conveniently ‘lost the hard drive’ containing billions in Bitcoin

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