- Sam Callahan reported a Wall Street Journal article claiming about $90 million worth of crypto was used to fund Hamas was “patently false.”
- US politicians linked this article with inaccurate information as evidence and sent a letter to the White House and Treasury.
- Callahan pointed out that it was proven to be “fake news” by Chainalysis, a blockchain data platform.
Sam Callahan, a market analyst, reported that an article shared by the Wall Street Journal claiming about $90 million worth of crypto was used to fund Hamas was “patently false.” The market analyst pointed out that it was proven to be “fake news” by Chainalysis, a blockchain data platform.
It seems that “anti-Bitcoin politicians” immediately linked this article with inaccurate information as evidence and sent a letter to the White House and Treasury. In the letter signed by a few US senators such as Elizabeth Warren and members of Congress, they asked the administration to “provide additional details on its plan to prevent the use of crypto for the financing of terrorism.”
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