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    1. goldyluckinblokchain on

      Ze Germans on their way to paper hand

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    2. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; Germany may have a $5 billion Bitcoin opportunity after blockchain analysts discovered 45,000 BTC tied to the Movie2K piracy case, untouched since 2019. This comes after Germany sold 50,000 BTC from the same case in 2024 for $2.89 billion, missing out on potential higher profits. The discovery has sparked debate on whether governments should hold seized Bitcoin as sovereign reserves. However, Germany’s central bank president has dismissed Bitcoin as unsuitable for reserves, citing volatility and lack of transparency.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    3. I know its a meme and all, but german law requires speculative assets seized from criminal activity to be sold immediately, which is why they sold the BTC back then at 50k.

    4. Germany is definitely selling that too. As warranted by the so-called law in a bureaucracy state.

    5. Well I kinda want to say Dear Arkham, stop helping, but on the other hand, it’s always good when allegedly „lost“ Bitcoin comes back into circulation. I wonder if the decision will be different this go-round? EU in general hunting down the backs of couches to improve war-preparedness amongst other things…

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