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US government transfers $4 million in Bitcoin to Coinbase
On Monday, the U.S. government completed an important move by transferring nearly 58.742 Bitcoins (worth approximately $4 million) from government-controlled wallets to cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase. The action stems from the case of Ryan Farace, a Maryland resident who was convicted in 2018 of illegally selling drugs on the dark web and whose bitcoins were confiscated by the government.
Arkham Intelligence data shows that this batch of Bitcoins was originally stored in the address "U.S. Government: Ryan Farace Seized Funds". Farace’s father, Joseph, was also convicted of money laundering and selling Bitcoin proceeds. After the U.S. government recovered 2,933 Bitcoins from the father and son, it announced a liquidation plan in 2021. This transfer is only a small part of that, showing the government’s determination to strictly manage and dispose of cryptocurrency assets.
Although the transaction was small, accounting for only about 1% of Bitcoin’s daily trading volume, the market still paid attention. Unlike the large-scale Bitcoin sale in the German state of Saxony, the U.S. government’s action is not expected to have a significant impact on market prices. However, it once again reminds investors that government actions are external factors that cannot be ignored in the cryptocurrency market.
This move by the US government not only reflects the severe crackdown on darknet crimes, but also tests market sentiment and stability. As the cryptocurrency market gradually matures and regulation improves, we look forward to a more standardized and transparent investment environment. Investors should remain alert and pay close attention to market dynamics and government policy changes to make informed investment decisions. #比特币行情 #暗网案资金清算 #美国以太坊现货ETF开始交易 #美国大选如何影响加密产业？ #美国大选如何影响加密产业？ $BTC $ETH