Court Sides With Shrem in Case Against Winklevoss Twins

Court Sides With Shrem in Case Against Winklevoss Twins
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2018-11-11 20:00

In a surprising turn of events for many, a Winklevoss suit against former Bitinstant CEO Charlie Shrem which started in early-November 2018 has seen the court favoring the defendant. Shrem’s assets have since then been unfrozen, after the hearing sided with the Shrem.

Shrem Claims To Have Never Owned The Bitcoin For those unaware, the suit was brought forward by. . . Read More. The post by Nigel Dollentas appeared first on BTCManager, Bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News. origin »

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