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Authorities are now saying the Instagram personality known as "Ray Hushpuppi" is involved in a massive money laundering conspiracy involving hundreds of millions of dollars

The first transfer was for 5,000 BTC, which at the time it was made came to a total value of almost $46 million, while the second, larger one, was for 96,857 BTC, valued at a little over $887 million.

Micioni's collection consists of more than a thousand baseball cards, but this is a clear case of quality over quantity, the jewel of his collection being not one, not two, but SIX signed 1933 Babe Ruth cards.

The hunt for the million dollar Forrest Fenn treasure hasn't been all fun and games. At least five would-be treasure hunters died seeking it out, while it's also the subject of multiple tense legal battles.

The donation by Sprecher to a pro-Trump super PAC called America First Action took place on April 29th, but filings with the Federal Election Commission are only now bringing it to light.

Juanita Vanoy ended up with a $168 million settlement (one of the biggest ever at the time), while Michael Jordan was also on the hook for more then $2 million in legal fees.

A pair of Air Jordan 1s MJ wore during his 1984-85 rookie season and signed by Jordan have sold at a Sotheby's auction for the price of $560,000, making them the most expensive pair of sneakers of all time.

As if the stock grants weren't enough, the filings also disclose a bump in salary along with Pichai's increased responsibilities as CEO, from $650,000 to $2 million.

A source reportedly close to the XFL says that COVID-19 cost the XFL "tens of millions in revenue" thanks to half of the regular season and all of the post-season being canceled.

The organizers of the Wimbledon tennis championships are going to see a massive payday as a result of the 2020 tournament's cancellation due to the coronavirus pandemic, to the tune of $141 million.

Loeffler continues to deny any wrongdoing in the matter, and claims that she and her husband are both disconnected from the day-to-day trades in their stock portfolio.

Senators Richard Burr, Kelly Loeffler, Jim Inhofe, and Dianne Feinstein are all being investigating over insider trading allegations after they and/or their spouses made suspicious stock market transactions.

Loeffler is one of a group of senators, among them Senator Richard Burr, accused of dumping millions worth of stock in advance of the stock market crash on March 9th.

Burr's sale of stock has attracted intense scrutiny due to the industries of the companies in question he chose to sell his shares in, which include those that have been hit hardest by the current circumstances.

The donation will be split 50/50 between Meals On Wheels and Feeding America, with each organization receiving $500,000 to continue their important work in the face of this crisis.