So, here’s a curveball for the Bitcoin enthusiasts and policy watchers alike: The U.S. Marshals Service just dropped some surprising news—turns out, the government’s stash of Bitcoin is not 189,000 BTC as many had assumed, but a mere 28,988 BTC. Yep, you read that right—about 85% less than the expected hoard. Imagine prepping for a treasure hunt only to find out the trove is just a fraction of what was promised. Pro-Bitcoin Senator Cynthia Lummis didn’t mince words, calling this revelation a ‘strategic blunder’ if it holds water. What does this mean for America’s position in the global Bitcoin race, especially with whispers of silent sell-offs and shadowy swaps swirling around? And how might this shake up the ambitious goals for a strategic BTC reserve championed by some of the country’s sharpest Bitcoin advocates? If you’re wondering whether the government’s Bitcoin coffers are as deep as previously thought—or if we’re simply witnessing a high-stakes game of digital hide-and-seek—stick around, because this story is just heating up. LEARN MORE
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