According to Cointelegraph, blockchain intelligence firm Arkham said the German government missed out on more than $2 billion in profits after selling bitcoins in 2024. Previously, a wallet labeled "German Government (BKA) " sold 49,858 bitcoins in multiple transactions between June and July 2024, with an average price of $57,900 and a total value of more than $2.89 billion. According to Arkham data, the move cost the German government more than $2.35 billion. If it holds it today, the value of these bitcoins will reach 5.24 billion US dollars, as bitcoin has risen by more than 80% since the sale. Arkham founder Miguel Morel said that the sale model was rushed and did not optimize market impact and profitability. It was sold at market prices on five different exchanges, seemingly to gain more liquidity.
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The US Treasury has submitted its semi-annual report to Congress on the macroeconomic and foreign exchange policies of America's major trading partners. In the report, the Treasury Department examines and assesses the policies of America's major trading partners, which account for about 78 percent of America's foreign trade in goods and services, for the four quarters ending December 2024. The review found that no major trading partner of the United States manipulated the exchange rate between i...
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U.S. stocks closed Thursday, with the Dow initially down 0.25 percent, the S & P 500 down 0.5 percent and the Nasdaq Composite down 0.8 percent. Tesla (TSLA. O) fell 14.2 percent, the new Circle rose 167 percent, and Apple (AAPL. O) and NVIDIA (NVDA. O) both fell more than 1 percent.