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[Analysis] "US Government's Bitcoin Sale Unlikely to Significantly Impact Price"
- It was reported that despite the US government's sale of Bitcoin seized from Silk Road, there would be no significant impact on the price.
- CryptoQuant explained that the reason for the decline in Bitcoin price, despite the Silk Road holdings not being sold, is due to loss sales by short-term investors.
- From a long-term perspective, the amount of Bitcoin sold from Silk Road is not significant compared to the overall market cap, and there is a possibility of short-term volatility if sold through exchanges.
- The article was summarized using an artificial intelligence-based language model.
- Due to the nature of the technology, key content in the text may be excluded or different from the facts.
As the US government appears poised to dispose of Bitcoin (BTC) seized from the dark web Silk Road, analysis suggests that this selling pressure is unlikely to significantly impact Bitcoin's price.
On the 10th, on-chain data analysis platform CryptoQuant stated, "The 69,370 BTC from Silk Road has not yet been sold, but Bitcoin's price has fallen by 13.5% from its peak. This is due to loss sales by short-term investors," it explained.
It added, "From a long-term perspective, the selling pressure from Silk Road's Bitcoin is not significant. Compared to the $391.7 billion increase in Bitcoin's realized market cap over the past year, the Silk Road Bitcoin amounts to only $6.5 billion," adding, "If Bitcoin is sold through exchanges, short-term volatility may occur."