A US government Bitcoin transfer moved about $1 billion tied to the Bitfinex hack to an unknown wallet, leaving a sale or custody change unconfirmed.

Bloomberg Intelligence senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone believes that a critical inflection point for Bitcoin ($BTC) versus US Treasury bonds could mean a crash for the broader cryptocurrency ...

Did the US government sell $1 billion in Bitcoin? Arkham data reveals major transfers from seized Bitfinex funds. Here's what we know.

US government linked wallets moved $103 million in Bitcoin and BNB, including $71.56 million in BTC sent to Coinbase Prime.

US debt has surpassed $40 trillion while Bitcoin remains capped at 21 million. This contrast raises key questions for investors.

Can governments ban Bitcoin? See key statistics on China’s ban, mining hashrate, crypto activity, country rules and what a ban could mean for investors in 2026.

US government bitcoin transfer has traders asking one big question after Arkham flagged seized crypto on the move. Is a sale next? Read the details.

US federal debt hit $40.59 trillion, up $496.7B in a month. See what the Treasury data and $800B interest bill could mean for Bitcoin and crypto.

The US government moved 17,795 Bitcoin worth $1.5 billion in three days, with thousands sent to Coinbase Prime. Here is what it could mean.

Bitcoin has fallen roughly 4.6% since government-linked transfers accelerated, but analysts have yet to establish whether the assets are being sold.

BTC trades at $82K as government-linked transfers fuel speculation. Bitcoin price prediction, key support, and the evidence behind the crash.

A $470 million US crypto transfer has put seized Bitcoin back in focus after assets moved to likely Coinbase Prime wallets.