As of April 2025, global government Bitcoin holdings have decreased to 463,741 coins, accounting for approximately 2.3% of the total supply, down from 529,591 coins in July 2024.
In terms of holding distribution, the United States ranks first with 198,012 coins, strengthening reserve management through the "Digital Fort Knox" strategy;
China holds 194,000 coins, stemming from the seizure in the 2019 PlusToken case.
The United Kingdom has seized 61,000 coins due to criminal investigations, while Bhutan holds 8,594 coins thanks to sustainable hydropower mining. El Salvador continues to purchase 1 coin daily, now holding 6,135 coins;
Ukraine has received 256 coins in donations for military and civilian aid since 2024. Notably, Germany has emptied its 46,359 coin holdings by mid-2024.
