The US government just moved $770M worth of Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime. This isn't your typical whale alert. When the federal government moves 9,261 BTC—seized from criminal operations—it usually signals one of two things: asset management or preparation for a sale. What makes this interesting is that 2,456 BTC in this batch were newly discovered funds, pointing to fresh seizures by law enforcement. These coins likely came from darknet markets, ransomware cases, or fraud operations. Coinbase Prime is an institutional custody platform, not a regular exchange. The government uses it to securely store digital assets before deciding what to do with them. Sometimes they hold, sometimes they auction. Here's what matters: large government sales can create temporary price pressure, but they also remove uncertainty from the market once completed. Bitcoin has absorbed similar events before without long-term damage. Meanwhile, $OGN surged 94% today on Binance—a reminder that while macro moves grab headlines, opportunity exists across the board. Keep an eye on wallet activity from this address. If they start moving coins to exchanges in smaller batches, a sale might be coming. If they sit st...