Lawyer: 5,000 Allegedly Stolen Bitcoins Belonged to ‘Mr. X’ — Not Winklevoss Twins

By cineramaNovember 7, 2018Bitcoin Business

Gemini winklevoss bitcoin A lawyer for early bitcoin adopter Charlie Shrem is biting back at claims that his client stole 5,000 bitcoins from Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, founders of […]

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Lawyer: 5,000 Allegedly Stolen Bitcoins Belonged to ‘Mr. X’ — Not Winklevoss Twins

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