Bitcoin Donor Exposed? Here’s Who Likely Sent $500,000 To Julian Assange

Bitcoin Donor Exposed? Here’s Who Likely Sent $500,000 To Julian Assange

An anonymous donor within the Bitcoin community has contributed 8 BTC, valued at approximately $500,000, to assist with the travel expenses of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, as reported by Bitcoinist yesterday. This financial support facilitated Assange’s return journey via chartered flight, an option necessitated by his prohibition from commercial airline travel. According to Stella Assange, […]


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