No, how could it be a mistake when all they do is follow the country's law liquidating assets involved in criminal activities.  Besides, the government got the BTC for free, selling it would be a profit for the institution and would someone thinks that it is a mistake to liquidate free BTC to be used for government activities?  I believe only greedy people think that way.



Its a free money why not?  Besides, when it comes to government, decisions must be bound by laws.  If the government law states that confiscated criminal funds or assets should be liquidated then there is nothing to do here but follow that law.


The Bitcoin market/cryptocurrency industry is still young at a decade+ old.  The market is yet to be saturated even though majority of the supply was mined.  Being the market not saturated means there is a lot of room for the Bitcoin market to grow.  Although, it is too early to say that Bitcoin will be an extremely valuable asset in the economy, at least for now we can see that the Bitcoin market is progressing...[/list]

I wouldn't consider any sell of government's BTC a historical mistakes, I mean it's their own decision, and by that time, they couldn't care of what the price will be, as long as they are going to offload it and have the money, then good for them. And perhaps they don't think that Bitcoin could be a hedge or a reserved that's why government around the world are selling it.

Nah, as I have said, no one think that Bitcoin could be a national reserved, they will still to the old and traditional Gold.

Of course, as a Bitcoin enthusiast, we have been in the market and witness several halvings already, Bitcoin is going to be a valuable assets to us. Although global adoption is slow, but it doesn't matter. The aim here is to be inside the market, be an early adopter, similar to those who have been in the market in the beginning. And at least you have the advantage from those who will going to enter in the latter stage.