最新报道：According to the news from the Coin World Network, the status of Bitcoin (BTC) held by the United States has remained controversial after recent reports that the United States has sold up to 85% of its Bitcoin (BTC) portfolio. However, new findings suggest that this is not the case, suggesting that the government's BTC reserves are still intact. While this progress brings clarity, it also raises concerns about the impact that government sales may have on the market. Arkham clarifies that the US government still holds $24 billion worth of Bitcoin Just over a week ago, it was reported that the US government had sold 85% of its Bitcoin holdings, including seized and/or confiscated assets. The report caused great panic in the cryptocurrency and political circles, and Senator Cynthia Lummis called it a strategic mistake. The authors of these reports cited the revelations of the US Marshals, but they have been dismissed. According to blockchain analysis company Arkham Intelligence, the US government still holds $24 billion worth of Bitcoin, not the claimed $3.47 billion. Arkham refuted the claim that the U.S. government holds only 28,988 BTC, attributing previous reports to negligence in portfolio diversification. More specifically, other U.S. government departments, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), and the U.S. Attorney's Office, hold a portion of the seized Bitcoin. As a result, Arkham clarified that the U.S. government currently holds at least 198,000 BTC, worth $23.50 billion at current exchange rates. This makes the U.S. government's Bitcoin reserves much heavier than those of the British and Bhutanese governments, which hold $7.00 billion and $1.30 billion, respectively. These findings bring much-needed clarity. However, they also rekindle concerns about the potential market impact if the U.S. government decides to sell its Bitcoin. Previously, analysts and investors praised the strength shown by the BTC price, which remained stable despite the sell-off, amid reports that the government had sold 85% of its Bitcoin. With the new findings, these concerns have resurfaced. Trump’s Crypto Panel to Release Report — Will It Include Bitcoin Reserve Funding Plans? Meanwhile, this development comes ahead of the release of the report by Trump’s Crypto Task Force, which was one of the hottest crypto news this week. Trump’s Crypto Task Force will release its 180-day report on July 30, marking six months since President Donald Trump established the Digital Asset Task Force. The report will likely highlight elements such as stablecoin regulation, token classification, and enforcement reforms after signing the GENIUS Act. The task force is expected to tie everything together, likely highlighting the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts, token classification, cryptocurrency taxation, and most importantly, the feasibility and funding of a strategic Bitcoin reserve. Experts predict a pragmatic approach that does not involve retail CBDCs amid privacy and trust issues. They could also promote stablecoins pegged to the dollar with clearer regulations and focus on international cooperation. The community’s preference is that the task force identifies and recommends a way for the US government to establish a Bitcoin reserve without using new taxpayer funds.