Kim Jong-uns $2,000,000,000 Bitcoin (BTC), Crypto and Fiat Fortune Suddenly in the Spotlight – The Daily Hodl

Rumors of the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have triggered a burst of speculation among Bitcoin (BTC) traders.

Data from the United Nations suggests North Korea has stolen approximately $2 billion worth of crypto and fiat currency from exchanges and financial institutions. The country has long been accused of being behind a number of sophisticated online heists in an effort to fund its military operations.

Russian Market, a Russian media blog, told its 159,000 followers on Twitter that reports of Kim Jong-uns ailing health could cause a BTC reversal if a change in command begins and officials decide its time to sell the countrys massive crypto holdings.

Economist Alex Krger says he highly doubts the death of Kim Jong-un is anything investors should worry about.

North Korea possesses uranium mines containing 4 million tons of high-grade uranium ore. North Korea news should trigger big selloff in Uranium (if Kims death confirmed).

As rumors continue to swirl about North Koreas supreme leader, South Korean intelligence says it has confirmedthat Kimis alive and well.

Wherever the truth lies, the Kim dynasty is set to continue. Kim Jong-uns sister, Kim Yo-jong, is next in line and would become the first woman to rule the country.

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