Will the WSJ Retract Their Bogus Crypto Terror Financing Reporting? 

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Elliptic came out and said that the stats that the Wall Street Journal had used in their recent reporting around crypto terror financing -- which ended up being the centerpiece of a letter written by Elizabeth Warren and signed by 100+ members of Congress -- had been completely misinterpreted. Will the own up to the error? Today's Sponsor: KrakenKraken: See what crypto can be - <a href="https://kraken.com/TheBreakdown">https://kraken.com/TheBreakdown</a>Enjoying this content?<ul>
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