Bitcoin Prices Plunged by 20%, U.S. Courts Seeks 14,000 User Data from Coinbase

By cineramaDecember 1, 2017Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin prices dive up to 20% amidst reports of U.S. courts ordering Coinbase to disclose 14000 transactions, which are above $20000, to IRS. It looks like finally, the euphoria […]

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Bitcoin Prices Plunged by 20%, U.S. Courts Seeks 14,000 User Data from Coinbase

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