NYC Deputy Mayor for Security Says His Bitcoin and Ethereum Purchases Worth Up to $150,000

[Deputy Mayor of New York City Security said his Bitcoin and Ethereum purchases were worth up to $150,000] On August 16th, according to the New York City Conflict of Interest Commissioner’s disclosure, New York City Deputy Mayor Phil Banks’ assets and The investment is worth as much as $6.45 million in 2021. In addition, Phil Banks stated that he has purchased Bitcoin and Ethereum worth $15,000 to $150,000. (Bloomberg)

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