Arkham CEO on $1B US Government Bitcoin Move to Unknown Wallet
Original title: Arkham CEO on $1 Billion of U.S. Government Bitcoin Moved to "Unknown" Wallet
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- A U.S. government‑linked wallet moved about $1 billion in Bitcoin from the Bitfinex hack to an unknown wallet.
- Arkham Intelligence CEO Miguel Morel says the on‑chain trail shows the transfer but cannot confirm if the coins will be sold or moved to a new custodian.
- The discussion covers disposal orders and the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve as factors in how the government may handle the Bitcoin.
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