Quote from: DanWalker on February 28, 2018, 03:00:27 PM

Quote from: zycrypto on February 28, 2018, 02:37:29 PM

While it is true that cryptocurrencies represent a risk to investors, it is also true that if there is no investment, there is no risk to assume. If one looks at things from this simplistic perspective, the United States may have discovered one of the best ways to make easy money.

According to an investigation carried out by Fortune , the U. S. government has had custody of at least $1 billion perhaps even more in cryptocurrencies at some point or another.

Also, it is impossible to know how much money that country has retained as a result of successful anti-criminal operations, but each time any of them succeeds, the material goods obtained from such activities are confiscated by the State and auctioned or sold to interested third parties. Then that money is redistributed to cover the costs of public administration.

Read More: https://zycrypto.com/u-s-might-1-billion-dollar-seized-cryptocurrencies-unclear-destination/

I guess it's a common thing. Of cource they recieve crypto during different operations and it's obvious that they should pay salaries to their staff. I don't see something strange or criminal here.

I, too, do not see anything criminal or criminal here. But recently the legislation is very critical of crypto-currencies and investors, I think that they are all on the pencil of the special services