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BitcoinMarket
Aug 27, 2026
< 1min read
byAbdulkarim Abdulwahab
forCoinEdition
The U.S. government moved 24.408 BTC (about $1.91M) from wallets seized from FTX/Alameda Research, a transfer flagged by blockchain intelligence firm Arkham. The transfer, originating from assets held on Binance.US, comes amid a Bitcoin price rebound and raises questions about potential liquidation even as the U.S. still holds 324,527 BTC (~$25.56B) of its $25.87B crypto portfolio; no sale has been confirmed.
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- The US government moves 24.408 BTC worth $1.91 million seized from Alameda.
- U.S. holds 324,527 BTC ($25.56B), making up most of its $25.87B crypto portfolio.
- The move comes as Bitcoin price rebounds, though no sale has been confirmed.
The U.S. government moved 24.408 Bitcoin on Wednesday from a wallet containing assets it seized from FTX and Alameda Research
The transaction has raised questions about whether the government is preparing to liquidate more of the BTC seized from the bankrupt crypto firms.
Moving Bitcoin Seized From Alameda Wallets
Blockchain intelligence platform Arkham flagged the transaction on X, stating that the U.S. government moved a small amount of Bitcoin seized from Alameda accounts on Binance.US three years ago.
Arkham’s dashboard shows 24.408 BTC, worth about $1.91 million at the time of the transaction, was transferred from a wal…
Source: cryptorank.io