BTC $78,683.45 -0.49%
ETH $2,492.71 +0.17%
BNB $755.33 +2.13%
XRP $1.42 +1.87%
SOL $103.67 -0.05%
TRX $0.3390 +1.34%
DOGE $0.0907 -0.14%
ADA $0.2204 -0.11%
BCH $259.31 -0.43%
LINK $12.54 -1.61%
HYPE $85.50 +0.72%
AAVE $129.18 -2.31%
SUI $0.8219 +0.37%
XLM $0.1883 -2.43%
ZEC $1,185.05 +4.03%
BTC $78,683.45 -0.49%
ETH $2,492.71 +0.17%
BNB $755.33 +2.13%
XRP $1.42 +1.87%
SOL $103.67 -0.05%
TRX $0.3390 +1.34%
DOGE $0.0907 -0.14%
ADA $0.2204 -0.11%
BCH $259.31 -0.43%
LINK $12.54 -1.61%
HYPE $85.50 +0.72%
AAVE $129.18 -2.31%
SUI $0.8219 +0.37%
XLM $0.1883 -2.43%
ZEC $1,185.05 +4.03%

Data: The German government has sold $496 million in BTC in the past 16 hours

2024-07-11 09:27:52

ChainCatcher news, according to Spot On Chain monitoring, in the past 16 hours, the German government address may have sold BTC worth up to $496 million, including:

  • Transferred out 10,853 BTC (approximately $637 million), with an average price of about $58,659;
  • Received 2,442 BTC (approximately $141 million), with an average price of about $57,560.

Currently, its address only has 15,552 BTC (approximately $894 million) left, which is about 31% of the original amount seized from the pirated movie site Movie2k in January.

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