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Large US government bitcoin transfer goes to unlabeled wallet, raising sale questions

TradingGain NewsroomTradingGain Newsroom··22 Oct 2026, 13:38 UTC

A US government wallet moved $1 billion in bitcoin to a wallet with an unknown owner. Arkham CEO Miguel Morel broke down the transaction trail and whether the coins may be sold or only moved into custody. For traders, the key question is whether this adds supply to the market or stays within government holdings.

BTCAt the time of writing, Bitcoin traded at $81,645 (-2.37% in 24h).Live price →

Why it matters

  • A US government wallet moved $1 billion in bitcoin to an unknown wallet.
  • Arkham's analysis separates possible sales from custody transfers, which affect market supply differently.
  • Reserve policy factors could shape how much government bitcoin is held or sold.

What to watch next

Watch for on-chain follow-up showing whether the coins are sold or stay in government custody, and any official reserve policy statement.

This brief is written by TradingGain from public reporting by Bitcoin Magazine.Read original ↗
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