The U.S. Marshals Service holds only about 29,000 Bitcoins, far less than expected
Odaily News According to documents obtained by independent crypto journalist L0la L33tz through the Freedom of Information Act, as of March this year, the U.S. Marshals Service held only 28,988 bitcoins, equivalent to about $3.4 billion, far lower than the size of holdings generally believed by the market. It was previously estimated that the U.S. governments overall crypto asset holdings were as high as $25 billion. The Trump administration has ordered the transfer of bitcoins held by federal agencies to the Treasury Department for management and the establishment of a strategic bitcoin reserve.
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