Nearly $2 billion worth of forfeited bitcoin (BTC) linked to the Silk Road website were moved to crypto exchange Coinbase Prime on Monday. A wallet tagged as "U.S. Government: Silk Road DOJ ...

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court announced it would not hear a case about who owns more than $4.3 billion in bitcoin tied to Silk Road, the now-defunct online black marketplace created by Ross ...

But this week, the bitcoin community was hit with a story potentially bigger than all the others: the seizure of the illicit Silk Road website and the arrest of its founder, Ross William Ulbricht, a ...

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated with additional information. The U.S. government has received approval to liquidate a significant portion of its Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) holdings seized from ...

Today, the US government sent a transaction that appears to indicate it may be on the verge of liquidating the remaining Bitcoin it confiscated from the online marketplace Silk Road. According to ...

US prosecutors in Manhattan are sitting on a multimillion-dollar bitcoin gold mine. And it could get much bigger. Federal authorities hauled in 29,655 units of the digital currency - worth $27 million ...

The US government transferred some of its bitcoin stash to Coinbase this week. The government owns about $2 billion worth of bitcoin in a wallet seized from the dark web's Silk Road. About 2,000 ...

The lawyer’s claims spark questions about market stability amid the potential sale of Silk Road Bitcoin by the US Marshals. United States finance lawyer Scott Johnsson has said the US Marshals Service ...

A research paper speculating Bitcoin’s creator may have transferred $60,000 to the Silk Road marketplace has been dispelled, as the account holder in question came forward on Tuesday, denying he is ...