Today I saw a set of data on global government assets holding Bitcoin on the Internet, saying that the total holdings are about 471,380 BTC (accounting for 2.6% of the circulation), and the total market value is close to 40 billion US dollars.
I sorted out and posted a few of the top rankings. The data may not be accurate, but the interesting thing is the source. Except for El Salvador, which actively purchased, some were confiscated, some were stolen, and some were donated. To sum up, more than 90% of the Bitcoin held by global governments comes from "black eating black" - confiscating the stolen money of drug dealers, hackers, and fraudsters.
The United States has hoarded more than 200,000 Bitcoins by confiscating the Silk Road and Bitfinex hacking cases, which can be called the world's largest warehouse of stolen goods on the chain.
China harvested 190,000 Bitcoins from the Plus Token scam.
The UK picked up 61,000 Bitcoins from the money laundering case.
The North Korean government is even more outrageous, directly using hackers.
Last year, Germany sold 50,000 Bitcoins, which caused a market crash. The government shouted to crack down on illegal activities while accepting the stolen money to enrich the treasury, perfectly demonstrating that it is all about ideology and all about business.
Behind every Bitcoin that has been confiscated, it seems that it is the illegal income of criminal gangs, but in fact it is the hard work of countless small investors.
To this day, the cryptocurrency market still does not have a set of mature interconnected regulations. The trend of decentralization has been formed. It is hoped that the supporting regulatory laws and regulations can keep up, so as not to let those believers who firmly believe in the value and significance of decentralization sweat and bleed.
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