WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange publicly expressed his gratitude to the US government for rejecting WikiLeaks' US credit card and banking system in 2010

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange publicly expressed his gratitude to the US government for rejecting WikiLeaks' US credit card and banking system in 2010

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange publicly expressed his gratitude to the US government for rejecting WikiLeaks' US credit card and banking system in 2010. The goal is to prevent money from flowing to WikiLeaks, but this plan may eventually lead to tempering. Assange claimed that due to the financial blockade, WikiLeaks turned to accept bitcoin donations. Since July 2010, he has achieved a return on investment of more than 500 times.

The bitcoin address used by WikiLeaks has completed 26,000 transactions and accepted more than 4,000 bitcoins. Bitcoin's current value is about $7,200. If you don't spend any bitcoin, Assange's total donation will be as high as $29 million. Currently, the WikiLeaks wallet stores approximately $55,000.

Assange expressed his gratitude to the US government Senator John McCain and Senator Lieberman for pushing companies such as Visa, MasterCard, Payal, AmEx and Mooneybookers to illegally block WikiLeaks from 2010. It allows us to invest in Bitcoin and get a return of more than 50,000%.

WikiLeaks now accepts donations in several different cryptocurrencies without using any US banking system. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Zcash and Monero are all accepted by WikiLeaks. Due to the nature of Zcash and Monero, it is impossible to know the benefits of WikiLeaks in these two currencies.