US Treasury blacklisted a non-existent ETH address in connection with alleged Russian election interference

by Aurelia Butler 10 September 2020, 23:00 109 Views

In addition to disclosing his personal information, the site lists a number of cryptocurrency addresses that he allegedly controls. One of the Ethereum addresses, found at 0xa7e5d5a720f06526557c513402f2e6b5fa20b00, does not seem to exist, however.

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US Treasury blacklisted a non-existent ETH address in connection with alleged Russian election interference

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