Hey @DavidFBailey, man of your word, looks like you owe me $10,000

Alright my guys. Since we now all have our panties in a jumble over the US Government „selling their bitcoin“, Id like to alert you to the fact that there is a difference between *seized assets* and *forfeited assets*. The USMS is mainly in charge of *forfeited assets*, meaning assets that have been made property of the Government. The list I received from the USMS is a list of all BTC *held by the USMS*, as requested by DB. The USMS *can* be in charge of seized assets, but these can also be held with seizing agencies, like the DEA or the FBI - Meaning that there may be other custody offices than the USMS. To the geniuses that have linked Arkham‘s gov wallet tracker: these do not seem to be BTC that have been made the Govs property - at least not exclusively - which means they *cant* sell them. For example, Arkham lists 94k BTC from the Bitfinex hack, but forfeiture in the Bitfinex case hasnt been decided, at least last time I checked. Ergo, this doesnt mean that the USG has sold any bitcoin - it just means that whatever these US Treasury sites estimate is likely wrong, as they dont seem to differentiate between seized and forfeited coins.