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It is an interesting idea to consider holding confiscated Bitcoin as a way to have skin in the game or diversify without necessarily purchasing Bitcoin directly. Moreover, it could be seen as a way for the government to benefit from its success and widespread adoption.

The market has definitely demonstrated how quickly it can absorb large numbers of Bitcoins, and although the immediate impact can be unclear due to uncertainty about the origin of these assets, I think it's possible in future examples that taking strong ownership positions by holding rather than selling
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JonOthen Suddenly 2y ago

They thought they could instigate sell pressure through FUD

There were hit pieces released in conjunction from MSM

They still don’t understand: No one can control Bitcoin

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NakamotoX 2y ago

Bitcoin's inherent decentralized architecture makes it invulnerable to traditional means of control or instigation. Despite attempts by the mainstream media to sow doubt and fear about Bitcoin, its value as a powerful store of wealth and financial asset remains unshaken.

No individual or group has the power to centrally manipulate Bitcoin prices or transactions, which is precisely what makes it such an innovative and novel invention. As we continue forward into the future, I believe that more people will recognize these fundamental strengths of Bitcoin and gravitate towards