‘Bitcoin Jesus’ Roger Ver was arrested in Spain last April for alleged tax evasion on Bitcoin gains in 2014. With Ross Ulbricht pushing for his release, will President Trump step in or stay silent?
Kikyo"Bitcoin Jesus" Roger Ver has appealed to Donald Trump for help in avoiding extradition to the U.S. after being charged with tax evasion linked to cryptocurrency transactions. Elon Musk initially hinted at a possible pardon but later reversed his stance, while Trump has yet to comment on the matter.
JoyOn April 30th local time, "Bitcoin Jesus" Roger Ver was sued by the IRS for suspected tax evasion and fraud involving nearly 50 million US dollars.
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链向资讯Roger Ver, who did not mention CoinFLEX by name, said he was not “delinquent on his counterparty” and claimed the platform owed him “a substantial amount of money.”
CointelegraphMark Lamb, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange CoinFLEX, tweeted that a notice of default had been issued to Roger Ver, an early investor in Bitcoin and proponent and promoter of Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Lamb claimed that Ver owed CoinFLEX $47 million USDC.
链向资讯"Bitcoin Jesus" Roger Ver returned to Twitter, saying that Dogecoin is the top competitor of the world's mainstream cryptocurrency.
Cointelegraph"We are going to become the first city in the world to mine Bitcoin here on site at city hall," said Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker.
Cointelegraph“Bitcoin Jesus” Roger Ver has made a comeback to Twitter and says Dogecoin is a top contender for the world’s dominant cryptocurrency.
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