The U.S. government’s BTC is becoming a “sword hanging over everyone’s head”
The U.S. government has moved coins again. In just 32 hours, it transferred about $670 million: 6,215 BTC, 119 million USDT, and 40,000 BNB—all to Coinbase Prime.
When BTC surged to $126,000 in October 2025, no one cared what was sitting in government wallets. Now BTC is struggling around $82,000, and every time a government address makes a move, on-chain analysts start sounding the alarm.
Let’s break down the logic: moving coins doesn’t necessarily mean dumping them, and the March 2025 executive order says that BTC in the reserve “must not be sold.” But the market doesn’t trust promises; it trusts on-chain activity. “Knowing that someone is holding more than 300,000 BTC that could move at any moment” is enough, on its own, to weigh on sentiment. You’re not the only one watching the charts.
$BTC #链上数据 #coinbase
The U.S. government has moved coins again. In just 32 hours, it transferred about $670 million: 6,215 BTC, 119 million USDT, and 40,000 BNB—all to Coinbase Prime.
When BTC surged to $126,000 in October 2025, no one cared what was sitting in government wallets. Now BTC is struggling around $82,000, and every time a government address makes a move, on-chain analysts start sounding the alarm.
Let’s break down the logic: moving coins doesn’t necessarily mean dumping them, and the March 2025 executive order says that BTC in the reserve “must not be sold.” But the market doesn’t trust promises; it trusts on-chain activity. “Knowing that someone is holding more than 300,000 BTC that could move at any moment” is enough, on its own, to weigh on sentiment. You’re not the only one watching the charts.
$BTC #链上数据 #coinbase