The U.S. government won’t be buying Bitcoin in 2025. They’re focusing on asset management instead.
Peter Schiff suggests U.S. government can reduce the budget deficit by selling Bitcoin, criticizing the idea of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
The U.S. government recently moved about $33.6 million in Ethereum and other tokens, funds linked to the FTX collapse, influencing market dynamics.
The U.S. government transferred $1.92 billion in Bitcoin, causing concerns about a potential sale that could affect the market. Experts are speculating on the impact.
The U.S. government transferred 19,800 BTC, valued at $1.92 billion, to Coinbase, according to Arkham analytics, as reported by COINOTAG on December 3rd.
The US government moved nearly 20,000 Bitcoin, valued at around $2 billion, sparking speculation about its crypto agenda. The transfer affected Bitcoin's price, hovering near $96,000, potentially dropping below $95,000.
Cardano's price may see a 100% breakout due to speculation about its use in a U.S. government elections blockchain voting system. The price has recently surged 40% and could continue its rise with this potential integration, highlighting the impact of government adoption on cryptocurrency value.
The U.S. government has liquidated ANT tokens for ETH following the collapse of Alameda Research. Caroline Ellison, former Alameda CEO, has been sentenced to two years due to her cooperation with federal authorities.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino expressed confidence in holding T-bills at a U.S. institution, stating U.S. could shut them down if desired.
Hackers have returned $19.2 million in stolen cryptocurrency to a U.S. government wallet after an investigation by blockchain expert ZachXBT. This is part of a broader $243 million theft where 4,064 BTC was stolen from a Genesis creditor through social engineering tactics.
The U.S. government is planning to sell 69,370 Bitcoin, raising concerns about potential sell-off risks. Market participants are considering if Michael Saylor's purchases could mitigate these risks.
The U.S. government is set to sell $4.3 billion in Bitcoin, and economist Peter Schiff humorously suggests Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy, should buy all 69,370 BTC. Schiff is known for his critical views on Bitcoin and often teases Saylor. This situation highlights ongoing dynamics in cryptocurrency investments.
The U.S. government will auction $4.4 billion in Bitcoin after the Supreme Court ended a case involving 69,370 BTC seized from Silk Road.
Fear spreads in the crypto market as Bitcoin price drops to $58,000. Large transfers from the U.S. government and Mt.Gox wallets raise concerns of another crash.
FOIA documents reveal the US government has repeatedly considered minting a trillion-dollar platinum coin to address the debt ceiling. While controversial, the idea was taken seriously.
76 dormant Bitcoin wallets from 2010-2017 were activated in July, unlocking $424 million worth of BTC.
Bitcoin remains stable despite significant BTC distributions by Mt. Gox creditors and transfers by the U.S. government.
The U.S. government's transfer of billions in Bitcoin caused significant market reactions, despite positive indicators.
Bitcoin price has dropped by over 5% to below $66,000, following a $2 billion bitcoin transfer by the U.S. government. This move comes ahead of the US Federal Reserve interest rate decision.
Bitcoin experiences a notable drop, with prices falling to $66,568, down 3.83% in 24 hours. Analysts speculate if bearish pressure might set a new target at $60K.
A U.S. government-linked crypto wallet transferred $2 billion worth of Bitcoin seized by DOJ, according to Arkham Data.
Arkham Intelligence reveals the U.S. government transferred $4 million in seized Bitcoin to Coinbase. The funds are linked to a 2020 drug case.
