Is the US government's shipment the reason for Bitcoin's decline?

Bitcoin in 25 years has ushered in a three-day correction after hitting the $100,000 mark for the second time. Just as the rise needs to find a reason, such a rapid correction seems to need a reason. Soon someone found a reason, saying that the US Department of Justice was allowed to sell $6.5 billion worth of Bitcoin seized from Silk Road. A federal judge ruled on December 30 that the Department of Justice (DOJ) could sell 69,370 BTC seized from the Silk Road dark web market. The power of the news seems to have a great influence, but this 24-year news does not seem to be enough to explain the fluctuations in the past few days in 25 years. First of all, from the current known US holdings data, the United States has not sold Bitcoin. Secondly, even if the US government is eager to clear these Bitcoins before Trump takes office, it needs to seek buyers outside the market. Today's secondary market cannot withstand such a large selling pressure. What do you think is the reason for the recent decline, or do you think the US government will sell this part of Bitcoin?