Wikileaks claims coinbase has shut down its online stores bitcoin account

WikiLeaks will call for a global blockade of Coinbase next week as an unfit member of the crypto community. Or is WikiLeaks stretching its own authority? One thing is clear, though — the way these events unfold is definitely going to be worth following.

The original announcement was made by the official Twitter page of the shop itself:. The original announcement was made by the official Twitter page of the shop itself: Or is WikiLeaks stretching its own authority?

Or is WikiLeaks stretching its own authority? The original announcement was made by the official Twitter page of the shop itself:. The original announcement was made by the official Twitter page of the shop itself:. Please let us know in the comments below! Coinbase has blocked the official WikiLeaks shop from its platform without notice or explanation.

WikiLeaks will call for a global blockade of Coinbase next week as an unfit member of the crypto community. WikiLeaks will call for a global blockade of Coinbase next week as an unfit member of the crypto community. Or is WikiLeaks stretching its own authority? Of course, the lack of any reasonable explanation on behalf of the trading platform does raise a few eyebrows.

Please let us know in the comments below! Coinbase, a large Californian Bitcoin processor, responding to a concealed influence, has blocked the entirely harmless WikiLeaksShop in a decision approved by management. You can continue to donate Bitcoin to WikiLeaks at https: The happening followed the news of the Democratic National Committee DNC filing a lawsuit against WikiLeaks, as well as against the Trump campaign and the Russian government alleging a conspiracy to disrupt the election campaign.

One thing is clear, though — the way these events unfold is definitely going to be worth following. The happening followed the news of the Democratic National Committee DNC filing a lawsuit against WikiLeaks, as well as against the Trump campaign and the Russian government alleging a conspiracy to disrupt the election campaign. Or is WikiLeaks stretching its own authority?