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Joby Weeks—Bitcoin pioneer, who has endured six years under house arrest Roger Stone speaks with Joby Weeks, an early cryptocurrency pioneer who alleges he is a victim of government lawfare and systemic overreach. Weeks details his extensive colonial and political lineage before describing how federal regulators targeted his Bitcoin mining operations, which he views as […] The post Bitcoin pioneer, who has endured six years under house arrest appeared first on StoneZone .
Joby Weeks—Bitcoin pioneer, who has endured six years under house arrest Roger Stone speaks with Joby Weeks, an early cryptocurrency pioneer who alleges he is a victim of government lawfare and systemic overreach. Weeks details his extensive colonial and political lineage before describing how federal regulators targeted his Bitcoin mining operations, which he views as a broader assault on alternative monetary systems. He characterizes his legal ordeal as a series of constitutional violations, including the denial of a speedy trial and the seizure of assets without due process. Joins The StoneZONE on 77 WABC LISTEN LIVE — 8 PM ET: http://WABCRadio.com The post Bitcoin pioneer, who has endured six years under house arrest appeared…Open