Germany missed out on incredible gains by selling 54,000 Bitcoins

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Last year, hereโ€™s how much its gains would have totaled

Cryptonews | 16:12:12 2025/07|1

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It missed out on significant gains after selling

54,000 Bitcoins (Bitcoin) at a price of $57,900 last year, as the currency's price exceeded $123,000, with an increase in the momentum of creating strategic reserves of the currency globally.

Germany sold 54,000 Bitcoins (Bitcoin-BTC) last year at a price of $57,900 in one of the most costly government financial decisions in modern history; this early sale of assets caused the country to miss out on gains estimated at around $3.51 billion, as the price of Bitcoin (Bitcoin) rose to new all-time highs exceeding

$123,000. In 2024, the value of Germany's sales of the currency

was $3.13 billion, and had the countryโ€™s officials waited until the price reached its recent peak, the value of its government assets would have been $6.64 billion. The price of Bitcoin (Bitcoin) has almost doubled by

nearly 100% compared to the average sale price, with the price remaining above $104,000 from late June until July of 2025. Germanyโ€™s crypto wallet currently holds

0.0069 Bitcoins (Bitcoin) worth only $839.76 according to

(Arkham Intelligence) the Arkham platform

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