Key Points:* U.S. government retains 198,000 BTC; Arkham confirms no sales.
ChainCatcher highlights U.S. holdings remain inactive for months.
Arkham warns of misleading rumors despite no large transfers.
The U.S. government has not sold the 170,000 BTC, worth approximately $20 billion, as previously rumored. Public transactions and evidence from Arkham Intelligence confirm that holdings across several agencies remain unchanged.
This recent analysis reaffirms the static status of U.S. domestic Bitcoin holdings, countering previous speculation on asset liquidations and market availability.
U.S. Retains 198,000 BTC: Arkham Debunks Sale Rumors
Arkham Intelligence recently reported that U.S. government holdings of Bitcoin amount to over 198,000 BTC across several agencies, with no transactions reported in the past four months. Rumors about a substantial sale of 170,000 BTC have been debunked based on public data and statements.
Despite the circulating rumors, the government’s Bitcoin holdings remain static, according to Arkham’s data. Miguel Morel, Founder/CEO of Arkham Intelligence, stated, “Our tracking confirms no large US government Bitcoin movements or sales. Beware of misleading headlines or fabricated wallet activity.”
While Arkham Intelligence and industry figures warn against misleading information, the cryptocurrency community exhibits mixed responses. Nevertheless, official government transaction activities have not corroborated any recent sales.
Bitcoin Market Remains Stable Despite U.S. Rumors
Did you know? The U.S. Marshals Service has historically auctioned seized Bitcoin, causing market ripples. Such auctions have sparked short-term market reactions, with the long-term impact being neutral once the coins were absorbed by bidders.
According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $118,474.36, marking a 0.28% drop over 24 hours. With a market cap of $2.36 trillion and a 60.86% dominance, its price shows a 26.79% increase over 90 days. Circulating supply remains close to 19.9 million BTC.
Bitcoin(BTC), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 04:24 UTC on July 24, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap
The Coincu research team notes that government Bitcoin sales traditionally occur through public auctions, influencing short-term price dynamics. However, recent months demonstrate stability without notable BTC sales, reaffirming the security of the market’s liquidity flow.
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U.S. government Bitcoin holdings 2025
Key Points:* U.S. government retains 198,000 BTC; Arkham confirms no sales.
This recent analysis reaffirms the static status of U.S. domestic Bitcoin holdings, countering previous speculation on asset liquidations and market availability.
U.S. Retains 198,000 BTC: Arkham Debunks Sale Rumors
Arkham Intelligence recently reported that U.S. government holdings of Bitcoin amount to over 198,000 BTC across several agencies, with no transactions reported in the past four months. Rumors about a substantial sale of 170,000 BTC have been debunked based on public data and statements.
Despite the circulating rumors, the government’s Bitcoin holdings remain static, according to Arkham’s data. Miguel Morel, Founder/CEO of Arkham Intelligence, stated, “Our tracking confirms no large US government Bitcoin movements or sales. Beware of misleading headlines or fabricated wallet activity.”
While Arkham Intelligence and industry figures warn against misleading information, the cryptocurrency community exhibits mixed responses. Nevertheless, official government transaction activities have not corroborated any recent sales.
Bitcoin Market Remains Stable Despite U.S. Rumors
Did you know? The U.S. Marshals Service has historically auctioned seized Bitcoin, causing market ripples. Such auctions have sparked short-term market reactions, with the long-term impact being neutral once the coins were absorbed by bidders.
According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin (BTC) trades at $118,474.36, marking a 0.28% drop over 24 hours. With a market cap of $2.36 trillion and a 60.86% dominance, its price shows a 26.79% increase over 90 days. Circulating supply remains close to 19.9 million BTC.
| | | --- | | DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing. |