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The United States transferred seized bitcoins to a Coinbase Prime address. The important point is not the amount, modest in market terms.
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The U.S. government just moved over 2 BTC to a Coinbase Prime wallet, but the transfer itself isn't the real story. It's what it reveals about how seized crypto is now being handled.