Bitcoin Adversary Senator Bob Menendez Found Guilty In Federal Bribery Case

Bitcoin Adversary Senator Bob Menendez Found Guilty In Federal Bribery Case

In a shocking turn of events, United States Senator Bob Menendez, a Democrat from New Jersey and a known critic of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, has been convicted in a major bribery scandal. Menendez is accused of collecting payments in return for using his influence to support the interests of foreign countries, which has raised crucial […]


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