The United States accuses Ver of tax evasion: Stricter regulation of crypto taxes has become a trend
On April 30th local time, "Bitcoin Jesus" Roger Ver was sued by the IRS for suspected tax evasion and fraud involving nearly 50 million US dollars.

On April 30th local time, "Bitcoin Jesus" Roger Ver was sued by the IRS for suspected tax evasion and fraud involving nearly 50 million US dollars.
If cryptocurrencies pose a real challenge to traditional fiat currencies, governments will not tolerate it.
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Roger Ver, who did not mention CoinFLEX by name, said he was not “delinquent on his counterparty” and claimed the platform owed him “a substantial amount of money.”
Mark Lamb, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange CoinFLEX, tweeted that a notice of default had been issued to Roger Ver, an early investor in Bitcoin and proponent and promoter of Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Lamb claimed that Ver owed CoinFLEX $47 million USDC.
"Bitcoin Jesus" Roger Ver returned to Twitter, saying that Dogecoin is the top competitor of the world's mainstream cryptocurrency.
“Bitcoin Jesus” Roger Ver has made a comeback to Twitter and says Dogecoin is a top contender for the world’s dominant cryptocurrency.