
US government deposits $9M in Ethereum to Coinbase Prime from seized FTX assets
The US government's strategic crypto asset management highlights ongoing regulatory influence and potential market stabilization impacts.

The US government's strategic crypto asset management highlights ongoing regulatory influence and potential market stabilization impacts.

The U.S. government moved $12.36 million in ether, USDC and USDT out of a Bitfinex hack seizure wallet on Tuesday, July 14, sending the funds to Coinbase Prime and one unlabeled address, according to Arkham Intelligence data. The transfer follows Monday’s movement of roughly 3,941 BTC to Coinbase Prime, giving the government two straight days […]

The US government's crypto management strategy may impact market dynamics, highlighting regulatory influence on digital asset liquidity.

The seized coins landed at the government's custodian, which stops short of a sale but has revived questions about Trump's no-sell pledge.

According to Arkham, U.S. government wallets maintain a large crypto portfolio estimated at over $20 billion, including 324,552 BTC.

U.S. wallets routed $288M in seized Bitcoin and Ether to Coinbase Prime, raising questions about Trump's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve executive order enforcement.
In crypto news today (July 14), Bitcoin has dropped a further -0.5% overnight and has failed to reclaim $63,000, trading at $62,500 as of this morning’s trading session. The longer BTC spends under $63,000, the more likely a drop toward $60,000 will be tested. Yesterday saw a whopping -$424M exit the various Bitcoin ETF products,..

The transfer may signal strategic holding, affecting market liquidity perceptions and potentially influencing crypto price stability and sentiment.


The U.S. government transferred nearly 4,000 bitcoin to Coinbase Prime on July 13, raising questions about whether the roughly $250 million movement reflected custody management, administrative consolidation, or preparations for a sale. Why Did Nearly 4,000 Government-Held Bitcoin Move on July 13? Arkham Intelligence data showed U.S. government-linked wallets transferring nearly 4,000 bitcoin to Coinbase […]

U.S. wallets moved $297M in seized Bitcoin and Ether to Coinbase Prime, raising reserve questions but no asset sale has been confirmed so far.

The transfers have raised questions over Trump’s Bitcoin reserve pledge, though deposits to Coinbase Prime do not confirm an impending sale.
The US government moved $297 million in seized Bitcoin and Ether to Coinbase Prime in two transfers Monday. Here's what the pattern shows.

The US government's strategic handling of seized crypto assets could influence market stability and investor sentiment, impacting future regulations.

The US government's strategic use of regulated platforms for crypto asset management highlights a shift towards transparency and market stability.
The U.S. government has sent more than approximately $183 million to Coinbase Prime, according to blockchain data from Galaxy Research.

Coinbase Prime has picked up one of the more interesting institutional custody signals in crypto: a deal with the US Marshals Service. The agreement puts federal seized-asset management back into focus at exactly the mom

BlackRock's custody adjustments highlight evolving institutional strategies in Bitcoin management, potentially reducing market sell pressure.
BlackRock pulls off a major Bitcoin U-turn, buying $81 million in BTC on Coinbase Prime to absorb market fear.

Institutional crypto adoption is solidifying, with ETF-related transfers indicating robust demand and liquidity support for Bitcoin and Ethereum.