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Half of Proceeds from Bitcoins.com Auction to Help People Impacted by Mt. Gox Bankruptcy
Bitcoins.com is hoping to get at least $750,000 in an auction for the domain later this month. Bitcoins.com is owned by Mark Karpeles, the 29-year-old CEO of the now defunct bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox that filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. Continue reading
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Kim Dotcom Sues New Zealand Government over Illegal Raids, Spying
September 16, 2013 — MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom is suing the New Zealand government for $4 million dollars for the raid of his mansion last year in connection to an investigation on the now defunct Megaupload. Keep on reading: Kim Dotcom Sues New Zealand Government over Illegal Raids, Spying Continue reading
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Tagged his-mansion, hosting, illegal, illegal-raids, keep-on-reading, last-year, mansion, million-dollars, raid, suing-the-new, the-now, zealand-government
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