Wall Street Journal
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A former head of the U.S. Justice Department's criminal division who resigned amid fallout from Congress's 2012 investigation into the “Fast and Furious” arms-trafficking sting has become an adviser to a bitcoin company. San Francisco-based BitFury ...
Top attorney turns Bitcoin mogul as DOJ's Jason M. Weinstein joins BitFury as ...LeapRate
MAR 19 DIGEST – DoJ Chief joins BitFury, Austrians Able to Anonymously Buy ...CoinTelegraph
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