U.S. government's $118 million Bitcoin sale from Silk Road stirs discussion. Experts downplay impact, citing small size compared to recent Grayscale sales. Represents 1.5% of government holdings and less than 1% of Bitcoin's circulating supply. Trend shifts towards direct exchange sales.
Huang BoU.S. court finalizes forfeiture of Silk Road-linked bitcoin, marking a significant moment in digital asset jurisprudence.
EdmundJames Zhong, the Silk Road hacker charged by the US government for pilfering over 50,000 BTC from the notorious online marketplace in 2012, inadvertently showcased his incriminating Bitcoin wealth to federal investigators. The unfolding of this jaw-dropping incident was captured on police body cam footage.
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Coinlive The Department of Justice (DOJ) appears to be continuing its 50,000 BTC sale that began earlier this year.
cryptopotatoFormer Rep. Tim Ryan and Club for Growth President David McIntosh, also a former congressman, will chair a new nonpartisan effort aimed at
The BlockThe Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists' crypto and illicit finance expert says the industry needs to be more than "reluctant good citizens." This article is part of CoinDesk’s Sin Week.
CoindeskBack to The Bitcoin Standard, today we’ll explain this sentence: “Bitcoin is the cheapest way to buy the future, because ...
BitcoinistSome residents have reportedly told the crypto-friendly city of Próspera to “go home” following the Honduran government’s repeal of the ZEDE legislation which enabled it.
CointelegraphA Bitcoin hostel under construction in Portugal reflects a growing trend of business built with more than just a digital currency in mind.
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