Who Has The Largest Bitcoin Stash?
Of the more than 14 million bitcoins currently in existence, we know of many who have a great deal of Bitcoins. One are the Winklevoss Twins, who made plain how many they had purchased to the press in 2013. At that time, they claimed to have purchased $11 million worth of BTC at a rate of around $120. There have only been a few times since then that they've actually lost any value, and currently they're sitting on a higher value than their original investment. If they sold during the $1000-plus bubble at the end of 2013, and then purchased again, it's hard to say, but they could have five....
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United States law enforcement officials announced on Monday that the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) seized “approximately 50,676.17” bitcoin from a Silk Road thief. The latest seizure adds to the cache of bitcoins the U.S. government holds today as three forfeitures during the last two years have led to a stash of around 214,682 bitcoin worth $4.22 billion using today’s bitcoin exchange rates.
After 3 Major Forfeitures, U.S. Law Enforcement Officials Hold More Than 1% of Bitcoin’s Capped Supply
The U.S. government has a large stash of bitcoin after....