Who owns the 61,000 seized BTC is, simply put, a supply-side pricing issue. At the current price of $83,239, the coins are worth about $5.08 billion, or roughly 0.3% of BTC’s circulating supply. The outcome of the cross-border lawsuit will determine whether these coins remain locked up long term or return to the market. From a trading perspective, it’s better to treat this as a volatility event rather than a directional signal: volatility may be subdued ahead of the ruling, with the decision itself serving as the real pricing catalyst.
For context, BTC is at $83,239, above the $83,000 level and up 0.9% over 24 hours. ETH is flat at $2,508, with short-term sentiment leaning neutral. Keep position sizes in check until there’s more clarity, and consider increasing risk exposure only after the price holds above $83,000. #BTC
For context, BTC is at $83,239, above the $83,000 level and up 0.9% over 24 hours. ETH is flat at $2,508, with short-term sentiment leaning neutral. Keep position sizes in check until there’s more clarity, and consider increasing risk exposure only after the price holds above $83,000. #BTC