Early this morning, my elementary school classmate asked me if BTC's drop was related to governments selling off Bitcoin. They saw some rumors saying the U.S., U.K., and China were selling BTC from Taizi Group and other related holdings. I did some digging. First, looking at the U.S., as of 8 a.m. today, the U.S. government still holds 325,437 BTC, with almost no signs of selling. What Trump said still holds true for now—Bitcoin seized by the U.S. is being kept as a strategic reserve and hasn’t been sold. Next is the U.K., which currently holds 61,245 BTC, also with no movement. Then there’s Germany. After selling off its BTC in 2024, Germany hasn’t held any Bitcoin since, and there’s still nothing new. Lastly, Bhutan. Bhutan’s major sell-off happened in October 2025, when they sold about half—around 4,500 BTC. Since then, there hasn’t been much activity. As for China, there’s no data available, so we don’t know. But overall, this drop doesn’t seem to be related to governments selling off Bitcoin. @bitget VIP, lower fees, crazier perks