according to Bitcoin.com News, that following its historic $12.5 billion debt buyback (the largest in history), the U.S. Treasury has added another $2 billion buyback, bringing this week's total buyback amount to $14.5 billion.
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The U.S. Treasury Department has ordered an additional $2 billion in debt buybacks, bringing the total buyback amount this week to $14.5 billion.
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