TechFlow news, October 10 — According to The New York Times, early Bitcoin investor Roger Ver ("Bitcoin Jesus") has reached a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) with the U.S. Department of Justice, agreeing to pay approximately $48 million to resolve allegations of tax fraud and evasion. If he complies with the terms, the charges will be dismissed. Ver was accused in 2024 of failing to pay about $48 million in taxes related to cryptocurrency assets and has since hired a legal team and lobbying firm known for representing Trump. Documents also reveal he paid Roger Stone $600,000 to seek changes in relevant tax regulations. The case has not yet been filed in court, and details may still change.
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