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Galaxy Research Director: Among the 518 Bitcoin addresses sanctioned by the United States, approximately 9,306 BTC are still held.

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ME News, April 18 (UTC+8). Galaxy Research Director Alex Thorn disclosed data on the X platform showing that, over the past few years, the United States has listed a total of 518 Bitcoin addresses on the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) SDN sanctions list. These addresses have received approximately 249,814 BTC in total, sent out 239,708 BTC, and currently hold a net of about 9,306 BTC, which is roughly $707 million at current prices. (Source: PANews)
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NightAuditBuddy
· 5h ago
The Ministry of Finance's operation is as transparent on the blockchain as walking around naked.
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OneUnfilledOrder
· 17h ago
Is this data source from Alex Thorn reliable? I want to verify it myself.
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SushiRebalance
· 17h ago
This data is terrifying upon closer inspection; your address might be on the list without you knowing.
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NeonMint
· 17h ago
Holding 9,306 coins, can it be understood as being trapped?
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InstantNoodlesWithContracts
· 17h ago
How does OFAC impose sanctions on Bitcoin addresses at the technical level?
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L2AlleyRunner
· 17h ago
Seven hundred million dollars is neither too much nor too little; the key is whether it can still be moved.
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MintConditionHuman
· 17h ago
These 700 million dollars are frozen and inactive; the government is better at hoarding than I am.
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DaoDoorKeeper
· 17h ago
Is the on-chain wallet of the U.S. government considered one of the largest institutional holders?
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APuppyInTheWarmSun
· 17h ago
518 addresses, averaging less than 20 coins each, quite cleverly dispersed.
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OrangePeelRadio
· 17h ago
This news is sourced from PANews, with ME News passing it along; the information has degraded.
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