The U.S. government still holds $20.5 billion in crypto assets and transferred $297 million in BTC and ETH to Coinbase Prime 5 hours ago.
Svmuu News: According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Yu Jin, 5 hours ago, a U.S. government address transferred 3,940.7 BTC and 30,007 ETH to Coinbase Prime, valued at $244 million and $53.09 million, respectively,for a total value of $297 million. The U.S. government address currently still holds approximately $20.5 billion in crypto assets, including 325,000 BTC, 145 million USDT, 28,000 ETH, and 62,000 BNB,valued at $20.2 billion, $145 million, $50.35 million, and $35.38 million, respectively.
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