The US government moved $1 billion in Bitcoin from the Bitfinex hack to an unknown wallet, according to Arkham CEO Miguel Morel.
Approximately $1 billion in Bitcoin from the Bitfinex hack has been shifted from a wallet associated with the US government, leading to market speculation about a potential sale. Miguel Morel, CEO of Arkham Intelligence, outlines the transaction trail, its limitations, and the uncertainty over whether the funds are being sold or transferred to a different custodian. He further explores the role of disposal orders and the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
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