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Trump crypto token buyers are down $3.8 billion, Nansen data shows
(www.coindesk.com)
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I'm not sure he actually fleeced the big buyers. One of the main "problems" in paying a bribe is how to present the payment as something legitimate.
If you can maybe just innocently "invest" in some crypto scheme. Totally legitimate investment, just so happened it failed, oh well.
It's just a funny coincidence that people who bought scam coins from them also happened to be very likely to have billions of government related contracts.
Huh, turns out crypto is really good for obscuring payments...