The government of Tenerife plans to sell the 97 bitcoins it purchased in 2012.
Jinse Finance reported that the government of Tenerife is in negotiations to sell 97 bitcoin. These bitcoins were purchased by the island's Institute of Technology and Renewable Energies (ITER) in 2012 for only 10,000 euros, and the current expected sale price is 10 million US dollars.
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