The US government has recently transferred Bitcoin many times
- On August 14, according to Arkham, the US government marked an address to transfer 10,000 bitcoins seized from Silk Road to the Coinbase Prime address, with a value of approximately $593.9 million. Prior to this, the US government had transferred a total of 5,940 bitcoins to Coinbase Prime in two batches this year, and within three days after these two transfers, the price of bitcoin fell by about 5%.
- On July 31, blockchain research firm Arkham said that the US government had transferred $2 billion worth of Bitcoin to a new digital wallet address on July 29, and traders speculated that the US government might sell these seized tokens.
- On July 23, according to Arkham monitoring, the "US Government" address transferred 58.742 bitcoins to the address starting with 34tXjQ, equivalent to approximately US$3.96 million.
There may be many reasons why the U.S. government transfers Bitcoin, such as the disposal of confiscated assets, or related operations based on its policies and market conditions. These transfers may have a certain impact on the cryptocurrency market, causing market fluctuations and investors' attention. Financial lawyer Scott Johnsson once said on the x platform that according to the service agreement signed between the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) and Coinbase, the USMS has been sending Bitcoin to the escrow address required by the agreement. Once the transfer finally arrives at Coinbase Prime (or other mixed transaction addresses), it can be determined that the USMS has sold or is about to sell these Bitcoins. However, the specific situation and the intentions of the U.S. government still need to be comprehensively judged in combination with more background information and official statements.
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