"I think the truth is it should have been done a long time ago. Over the past decade or so, the federal government has accumulated something like 400,000 Bitcoin through civil asset forfeitures procedures," Mr. Sacks said.
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David Sacks, a Musk ally working on artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency issues for the administration, said he stopped by to check on the DOGE team.
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