German Government ‘Sells Off’ Bitcoin, Misses Out on $2.03 Billion in Potential Profits
According to data, the German government's previous holdings of 49,858 bitcoins are now worth $4.92 billion. The German government sold its bitcoin holdings for $2.89 billion in July this year, at an average price of $57,900, missing out on a potential profit of $2.03 billion.
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