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Summary of the German government's "BTC sell-off": More than 90% of tokens were traded through OTC transactions, with no direct impact on the market

BlockBeats news, on July 17, the German government released a summary of the "BTC sell-off", stating that it had sold nearly 50,000 BTC and obtained 2,639,683,413 euros. The overall sell-off lasted for more than 3.5 weeks, and more than 90% of the tokens were sold through OTC transactions. The sell-off was completed in a fair and moderate manner, and had no direct impact on the BTC price.

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