The US government's attitude towards Bitcoin has experienced an interesting shift. Previously, there was a statement indicating that the United States would never sell Bitcoin, but recently the Department of Justice violated relevant executive orders by selling BTC from confiscated Samourai wallet developers. This move has raised questions in the market: is it a policy adjustment or an independent action by the judiciary? The disconnect between policy rhetoric and actual operations reflects the complexity of the United States' cryptocurrency policy implementation. For investors paying attention to Bitcoin policy developments, the discrepancy between official stance and actual actions is undoubtedly worth ongoing observation.
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BlockchainTalker
· 01-09 04:26
actually, if we examine this through the lens of institutional game theory... the doj moving btc while the white house says hodl forever is just *chef's kiss* bureaucratic chaos. classic left hand doesn't know what right hand is doing situation. tbh the real question is whether this signals actual policy pivot or just departmental infighting masquerading as crypto governance.
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MetaDreamer
· 01-07 10:19
The US government really plays both sides. They say they'll never sell coins, but then the Department of Justice just hands over and dumps them. It's hilarious.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 01-06 04:52
Never sell with your left hand, secretly dump with your right hand, impressive.
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FrogInTheWell
· 01-06 04:51
Didn't you agree not to sell? Is this Department of Justice playing reverse tactics, with one hand doing one thing and the other hand doing the opposite?
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SadMoneyMeow
· 01-06 04:29
Once again, saying one thing and doing another. The US government's move is truly impressive.
The US government's attitude towards Bitcoin has experienced an interesting shift. Previously, there was a statement indicating that the United States would never sell Bitcoin, but recently the Department of Justice violated relevant executive orders by selling BTC from confiscated Samourai wallet developers. This move has raised questions in the market: is it a policy adjustment or an independent action by the judiciary? The disconnect between policy rhetoric and actual operations reflects the complexity of the United States' cryptocurrency policy implementation. For investors paying attention to Bitcoin policy developments, the discrepancy between official stance and actual actions is undoubtedly worth ongoing observation.