The U.S. government has not moved its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings in the past four months, according to data from Arkham on X. Total holdings are estimated at 198,000 BTC ($23.5 billion), distributed acros...

The U.S. government has not moved its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings in the past four months, according to data from Arkham on X. Total holdings are estimated at 198,000 BTC ($23.5 billion), distributed across agencies including the Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and U.S. Marshals Service (USMS). Arkham noted that the 28,988 BTC ($3.4 billion) disclosed by the USMS represents only a portion of the government's total holdings.

U.S. government’s BTC holdings unchanged for four months

According to blockchain security company Cyvers, cryptocurrency exchange WOO X has temporarily suspended trading after being hacked and losing $14 million from user funds. The details of this breach are currently unclear,...

WOO X Exchange Hacked – $14 Million Stolen From User Accounts

Bitcoin nosedived to the $115,000 level following Galaxy Digital's massive transfers to exchanges

Bitcoin Plunges as Galaxy Digital Deposits $1.5 Billion Worth of BTC to Exchanges

A sediment becomes an institutional asset, and an outbreak becomes a consumer main chain.

Written by: Ethan
"2021 was the year of Layer 1 competition, and 2024 is the meme carnival feast. So, where will the market's main theme go in 2025?" 
This question, which sparked heated discussion on the X platform, is being clearly revealed by mainstream capital: With the successful legislation of the <GENIUS Act> and stablecoins being officially incorporated into the US sovereign regulatory framework, a multi-dimensional financial new narrative that integrates "stablecoins × RWA × ETF × DeFi" is...