Odaily Planet Daily reported that in response to calls from X users to pardon early Bitcoin investor Roger Ver (also known as "Bitcoin Jesus"), Elon Musk stated, "Will inquire." 
Previously, it was reported that Roger Ver was charged by the Department of Justice with mail fraud, tax evasion, and submitting false tax returns, and was arrested in Spain due to U.S. criminal charges. The U.S. will seek to extradite Roger Ver to face trial in the United States.
Roger Ver renounced his U.S. citizenship on February 4, 2014, and after moving abroad, U.S. law required him to file tax returns reporting capital gains from the sale of his global assets (including Bitcoin), and he was required to pay taxes on these capital gains. The Department of Justice believes that Roger Ver caused a loss of at least 48 million dollars to the IRS.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that in response to calls from X users to pardon early Bitcoin investor Roger Ver (also known as "Bitcoin Jesus"), Elon Musk stated, "Will inquire." 

Previously, it was reported that Roger Ver was charged by the Department of Justice with mail fraud, tax evasion, and submitting false tax returns, and was arrested in Spain due to U.S. criminal charges. The U.S. will seek to extradite Roger Ver to face trial in the United States.

Roger Ver renounced his U.S. citizenship on February 4, 2014, and after moving abroad, U.S. law requires him to file tax returns reporting capital gains from the sale of his global assets (including Bitcoin) and to pay taxes on these capital gains. The Department of Justice believes that Roger Ver has caused a loss of at least 48 million USD to the IRS.

Musk Responds to Calls for "Pardon Roger Ver": An Investigation Will Be Conducted