As BTC Continues to Soar Finland Wants to Cash in on Bitcoins Seized in 2016

By cineramaJanuary 8, 2021Bitcoin Business

Finland’s customs officials have revealed plans to sell 1,981 bitcoins that were seized mainly in connection with drug trafficking-related criminal investigations. The majority of the confiscated bitcoins (1,666) are […]

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As BTC Continues to Soar Finland Wants to Cash in on Bitcoins Seized in 2016

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