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Lawyer: 5,000 Allegedly Stolen Bitcoins Belonged to ‘Mr. X’ — Not Winklevoss Twins

Updated: 22 July 2021

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A lawyer for early bitcoin adopter Charlie Shrem is biting back at claims that his client stole 5,000 bitcoins from Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, founders of crypto exchange Gemini and the “first bitcoin billionaires.” In a filing dated Nov. 5, lawyer Brian Klein claims that the 5,000 BTC in question, which the Winklevoss twins allege

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Lawyer: 5,000 Allegedly Stolen Bitcoins Belonged to ‘Mr. X’ — Not Winklevoss Twins

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