China has accused the US government of orchestrating a $13 billion Bitcoin theft from mining pool LuBian in 2020, calling it a "state-level hack." The US has not commented.
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China has publicly accused the US government of executing a sophisticated hack in 2020, leading to a $13 billion theft from the Bitcoin mining pool LuBian. This accusation follows a notable rise in Bitcoin prices, which have crossed $106,000, fueled by optimism surrounding a possible resolution to the US government shutdown. The US has not yet responded to the allegations, creating uncertainty in the geopolitical landscape of cryptocurrency.
China has publicly accused the US government of executing a sophisticated hack in 2020, leading to a $13 billion theft from the Bitcoin mining pool LuBian. This accusation follows a notable rise in Bitcoin prices, which have crossed $106,000, fueled by optimism surrounding a possible resolution to the US government shutdown. The US has not yet responded to the allegations, creating uncertainty in the geopolitical landscape of cryptocurrency.
China has publicly accused the US government of executing a sophisticated hack in 2020, leading to a $13 billion theft from the Bitcoin mining pool LuBian. This accusation follows a notable rise in Bitcoin prices, which have crossed $106,000, fueled by optimism surrounding a possible resolution to the US government shutdown. The US has not yet responded to the allegations, creating uncertainty in the geopolitical landscape of cryptocurrency.
