Analysis: If the US government liquidates all non-Bitcoin crypto assets it holds, it is estimated that about 5000 Bitcoins can be added
News on March 10, according to Bitcoin.com, if the non-Bitcoin crypto assets held by the US government were all liquidated and converted into Bitcoin, it is estimated that about 5,000 Bitcoins could be added. According to Arkham data, as of March 9, 2025, the US federal government holds 60,850 Ethereum (worth about $123 million), which can be converted into approximately 1,522.86 Bitcoins; in addition it also holds 122 million USDTs which can be exchanged for about 1,500 Bitcoins. The government's crypto asset reserves also include 750.722 Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC),40,293 BNB,$13.62 million BUSD and $13.4 million AUSDC etc.If all non-Bitcoin assets worth more than one million dollars are completely liquidated at current exchange rates they would yield approximately an additional total of around 5,004.55 bitcoins.
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