Re: Bulgaria's Bitcoins
The Treasury has sold 200,000 Bitcoins seized by the Prosecutor's Office following a successful operation against customs fraudsters. The deal was secretly concluded at the most favorable moment at the end of December 2017 and brought to the budget 6 billion levs, which means that we raised 15,000 euros for one bitcoin.
This was reported by Vladislav Goranov to the Prime Minister's Security Council, who was convened for the Skripal case. However, the real topic was what to do with this money. The prevailing opinion was to buy a squadron of new aircraft for the army.
Several sovereign wealth funds of Asian countries and investors from Asia have bought the bitcoins in a secret auction, which was consulted by Deloitte. Experts from the US FBI have helped to ensure the security of transactions that have been rescheduled over time, the last of which was scheduled for the early hours of April 1, Goranov reports.
The rescheduling was necessary to prevent the market from collapsing with such a powerful one-off supply of bitcoins - says an expert at CoinDesk, whom Bivol asked. From there, they checked cryptocurrency statistics and confirmed that from December until now, an unknown operator has poured just over 198,000 bitcoins. According to experts, this is also one of the reasons for the smooth fall in the price of cryptocurrency.
From:
https://bivol.bg/bg-bitcoin-deal.html (yes, I know it's dated April 1st....)
Re: Bulgarian ATMs
so the Bulgarian government provides ATM BTC in every place. especially in the center of Bulgaria.
According to
this, there are six ATM's in the whole country.
Re: Onecoin
There's a
thread here with more detail for anyone interested, and also a series of brilliant
BBC podcasts, which is apparently about to be made into a film.
If you want to go real hardcore about Onecoin everthing you could ever want, including the latest state of affairs, is available by searching the excellent
behindmlm.com.