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Data: The Criminal Assets Bureau of Ireland transferred 500 BTC, approximately 38 million USD

2026-08-29 19:30:47

According to Bitcoin News monitoring, the Criminal Assets Bureau of Ireland transferred 500 bitcoins seized from a cannabis dealer in 2021, worth $38 million.

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