CoinVoice has learned that, according to the Daily Telegraph, the UK Home Office is working with the police to sell seized cryptocurrencies and plans to establish a 'cryptocurrency storage and monetization framework' to make up for the financial shortfall. The related contracts are worth up to $53.7 million and will last for at least four years, with no acceptable bids received so far. The 61,000 bitcoins seized in 2018 now have a market value exceeding $7 billion. [Original link]