World Liberty Finance Liên Quan Đến Trump Bán Bitcoin: 173 WBTC Được Bán Ra Ở Mức 67K USD

Các ví liên quan đến World Liberty Finance có liên hệ với ông Trump gần đây đã bán Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) để đổi lấy USDC.

Tổng cộng, 173 WBTC đã được bán để lấy khoảng 11.75 triệu USD giá trị USDC.

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World Liberty Finance Linked to Trump Sells Bitcoin: 173 WBTC Sold at $67,000

Wallets linked to World Liberty Finance, which is connected to Mr. Trump, recently sold Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) in exchange for USDC.

In total, 173 WBTC were sold for approximately $11.75 million worth of USDC.

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