Germany's government has initiated another significant Bitcoin transaction, transferring approximately 400 BTC, valued at $24.3 million, to leading cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase and Kraken. This move follows a larger deposit of 1,700 BTC last week, totaling $110 million, distributed among Kraken, Coinbase, and Bitstamp.
Blockchain monitoring service Arkham reported that the German government split the recent 400 BTC transfer evenly between Coinbase and Kraken, depositing 200 BTC to each exchange at 15:38 UTC+8. This activity highlights increased Bitcoin whale activity and contributes to ongoing market speculation amidst recent price fluctuations.
Germany's Bitcoin holdings have now reached a valuation of $2.82 billion, including an unrealized profit of $1.1 billion. The government's decision to liquidate a portion of these holdings, combined with significant outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and other market dynamics, has influenced Bitcoin's price, which recently dipped below $60,000.
In response to these developments, Bitcoin's price showed a 1.07% decline, trading at $60,728.75. Market sentiment remains varied, with institutional investors like MicroStrategy continuing to buy Bitcoin during market dips, reflecting diverse strategies and confidence levels within the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
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