The US government lost $1.7 billion by selling Bitcoin too early

By cineramaFebruary 10, 2020Bitcoin Business

The United States is likely to have missed out on around $1.7 billion by auctioning off seized Bitcoin BTC way too soon.

Using back-dated market rates, cryptocurrency enthusiast Jameson Lopp […]

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