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Arkham CEO on $1 Billion of U.S. Government Bitcoin Moved to “Unknown” Wallet

A US government-linked wallet just moved about $1 billion in Bitcoin from the Bitfinex hack, and the market wants to know if a sale is coming. Arkham Intelligence CEO Miguel Morel explains what the transaction trail shows, what it can’t show, and why it’s still unclear whether the coins are being sold or moved to a new custodian. He also breaks down how disposal orders and the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve factor in.

Chapters:
00:00 US Government Moves $1B in Bitfinex Hack Bitcoin
00:47 Sale or Custody Change? What the Government Might Be Doing
01:52 How Arkham Labels Government Wallets
03:30 Tracking Bitcoin Treasury Companies Before SEC Filings
05:18 Why Exchanges Like Coinbase Can Be a Black Box
06:26 Segregated Wallets and Tracking MicroStrategy
07:52 How AI Agents Are Using Arkham Today
09:42 Is There Any Privacy Left On-Chain?
12:02 Does Anonymity Help or Hurt Institutional Adoption?
14:12 How Investigators Trace Stolen Funds From Hacks

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This post Arkham CEO on $1 Billion of U.S. Government Bitcoin Moved to “Unknown” Wallet first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Patrick Green.

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