CNBC reporter: If the US seizes Venezuela's crypto assets instead of liquidating them, it could be a bullish factor for BTC
Foresight News reported that CNBC journalist MacKenzie Sigalos pointed out in an interview that multiple reports indicate the Venezuelan government is attempting to conduct oil transactions using the stablecoin USDT to circumvent sanctions, and is converting part of the proceeds into bitcoin. The U.S. government may seize these crypto assets if it intervenes. If these crypto assets are seized rather than liquidated, it would be a positive factor for bitcoin.
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