#BreakingCryptoNews

BREAKING: China publicly says “no crypto,” but behind the scenes, they’re quietly selling off large amounts of it. The government is using private companies to offload seized crypto, helping fill up local government funds — all while still officially claiming that crypto trading is illegal.

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So, what’s really happening?

They’re staying clean on the surface, but making moves in the background. It’s like they shut down the casino for everyone else, then slipped into the VIP room to cash out behind closed doors.

Here’s the wild part — these secret sell-offs happened before the news about new tariffs broke. While the world was bracing for market chaos, Chinese wallets were already selling. The charts showed it — big wallets moved, sell pressure rose, and then the tariff news dropped. But by that time, the damage was already done.

It feels like a strategy of controlled chaos. A quiet exit. Retail investors unknowingly provided the exit liquidity.

Crypto isn’t dead. It’s being used. Used by governments that publicly criticize it but privately sell it off when they need cash. They’re not in it for the tech, the ideals, or the memes — just the money. Meanwhile, everyday traders are still focused on halving cycles and chart tweets.

So next time the market feels off or doesn’t make sense?

Look closer. A government might be selling behind the scenes.

Stay alert. Stay skeptical.

Because when they say “crypto is banned” —

That might be when they’re buying.