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Bitcoin News Roundup for Feb. 14, 2020
With bitcoin holding above $10,000, we're joined by CoinDesk senior reporter Leigh Cuen to discuss developments and implications in the case alleged against Larry Dean Harmon.
With bitcoin holding above $10,000, we're joined by CoinDesk senior reporter Leigh Cuen to discuss developments and implications in the case alleged against Larry Dean Harmon.
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Today's news:
Bitcoin Closing on Daily Golden Cross That Could Bring Boost to 2020 Price Rally
Iran Concerns May Be Driving Trump Administration's Talk of New Crypto Rules
Today's show features a brief interview with CoinDesk senior reporter Leigh Cuen on her story:
US DOJ Calls Bitcoin Mixing 'a Crime' in Arrest of Software Developer
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