How much revenue has the U.S. government generated from seizing and selling Bitcoin over the past decade?
The Fed now holds at least $8.3 billion in Bitcoin due to rising prices, up from $5 billion less than three months ago.
JinseFinanceThe Fed now holds at least $8.3 billion in Bitcoin due to rising prices, up from $5 billion less than three months ago.
JinseFinanceAs of March 25, 2023, the U.S. government held 205,515 bitcoins worth $5.6 billion, which is approximately 1.06% of the circulating supply
Bitcoin.comThe crypto industry is facing increased regulatory pressure since the beginning of the year.
BitcoinistFirst article in a series of articles about crypto taxes: Understanding crypto tax implications is critical whether an experienced crypto trader or gift receiver.
M6 LabsAmerica: Money comes and goes, it’s all mine
链向资讯The U.S. Office of Government Ethics has issued a new legal advisory notice that prohibits any employee who owns cryptocurrency from working in federal cryptocurrency regulation.
CointelegraphThe warning focuses on NFT investment filings that represent “property” such as real estate.
CointelegraphReporting requirements aimed at reducing the tax gap were originally scheduled to take effect in January 2023, and crypto companies will begin filing reports with the IRS in 2024.
CointelegraphBrian Shroder, CEO of Binance.US said the zero-trading fees would generate positive user sentiment and said there are plans to expand the list of tokens that will offer zero-fee trading in the future.
CointelegraphThe U.S. Treasury Department’s guidelines equate crypto transactions with “deceptive or structured transactions” that attempt to evade U.S. sanctions.
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