According to @intotheblock, long-term Bitcoin holders exhibited confidence last week by increasing their holdings. This occurred despite fears surrounding recent transactions involving Mt. Gox and the German government, suggesting a strong belief in Bitcoin's future among these investors.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, the German government has liquidated its holdings, and Justin Sun has started his second round of accumulation. Five minutes ago, the suspected address of Justin Sun (0x435...Ef7cB) transferred 14,436 ETH worth $45.59 million from Binance. Since April 17, this address has accumulated a total of 80,314 ETH.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, the German government has completed the sale of 49,800 BTC over a period of 24 days. This marks the end of their monitoring of certain BTC addresses. The tweet also mentions that the user's BTC account balance has now surpassed that of the German government.

According to @EmberCN, the German government has completed the sale of 49,858.7 BTC over a period of 24 days, starting from June 19 and concluding early this morning. The average selling price was approximately $58,480 per BTC, resulting in total proceeds of around $2.915 billion. With this significant sell-off concluded, market attention is now expected to shift towards the developments related to Mt. Gox.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, the German government transferred its last 3,094 BTC, valued at approximately $180 million, to the cryptocurrency liquidity provider B2C2. As a result, the German government's Bitcoin balance is now zero. This significant transfer may impact market perceptions and liquidity conditions.

According to @lookonchain, the German government has sold all 50,179 BTC, valued at $3.3 billion, within a span of 24 days. In the past 24 hours, they transferred 9,594 BTC worth $553.7 million and received 500 BTC worth $28.6 million. As of now, the German government holds no BTC.

According to @CryptoMichNL, the German government has sold all its Bitcoin holdings, resulting in zero Bitcoin left in their wallet. The market has successfully absorbed a sell pressure of $3.5 billion over the past weeks, and Bitcoin's price remains steady at $58,000. The tweet suggests that a market rotation might be imminent.

According to @EmberCN, the German government is close to completing its BTC liquidation. As of now, their wallet holds only 3,846 BTC ($223.03M). Today, they transferred 5,248.2 BTC ($301.22M) to exchanges and market makers. At the current rate of daily transfers, they could finish the liquidation by tomorrow if they work overtime on Saturday.

According to @lookonchain, the German government has initiated the sale of its Bitcoin holdings, transferring out 2,700 BTC worth $154.6 million. Currently, the German government holds 6,394 BTC, valued at approximately $365.86 million.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, the German government currently holds 9,094 BTC (approximately $521 million), indicating they have sold 6,458 BTC (around $379 million) in the last 24 hours. At this selling rate, their BTC reserves will be depleted within two days.

According to @lookonchain, the German government wallet has seen significant activity in the past 24 hours, transferring out 10,627 BTC valued at $615.3 million and receiving 4,169 BTC worth $239.6 million. This suggests that the German government may have sold 6,458 BTC, totaling $375.7 million, and currently holds 9,094 BTC valued at $522.29 million.

According to @lookonchain, the German government transferred 700 BTC (valued at $40.47 million) 17 hours ago. Since June 19, the government has transferred a total of 13,466 BTC (worth $819.3 million) and retains a substantial holding of 39,826 BTC (valued at $2.29 billion). These movements indicate ongoing significant activity in Bitcoin holdings by the German government.

According to @EmberCN, the German government has transferred 700 BTC (worth $40.47 million) to an address starting with 139...bVu. This address is likely managed by an asset management firm, which will subsequently distribute the BTC to various centralized exchanges (CEX) including Coinbase, Kraken, and Bitstamp.

According to @EmberCN, there have been significant BTC sell-offs recently by the German government, the U.S. government, and Mt. Gox. The German government transferred a total of 9,332.3 BTC ($572.13M) since June 19 at an average price of $61,306. The U.S. government transferred 3,940.2 BTC ($241.22M) on June 26 at an average price of $61,219. Mt. Gox transferred 1,544.6 BTC ($84.87M) on July 5 at an average price of $54,944.

According to @lookonchain, in addition to recent selling activity by the German Government, US Government, and MtGox, whales are also contributing to the decline in BTC prices. Specifically, two whales have deposited 9,301 BTC (worth $563 million) to Binance since June 27, which has further pressured the BTC price.

According to @lookonchain, since June 19, the German Government, the US Government, and MtGox have collectively transferred 17,788 BTC, valued at $1.08 billion. Notably, the German Government has been transferring BTC daily since July 1 and currently holds 396,210 BTC, worth $22.78 billion. This activity suggests substantial governmental involvement in the Bitcoin market.

According to Justin Sun, he is willing to negotiate with the German government to purchase all of their Bitcoin off-market. This move aims to minimize the impact on the market, potentially stabilizing Bitcoin prices and reducing volatility.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, the German government has transferred 1,500 BTC, valued at approximately $94.94 million, to various exchanges. The distribution includes 100 BTC to Kraken, 100 BTC to Coinbase, 200 BTC to Bitstamp, and 1,100 BTC to a wallet identified as 139Po. Despite this transfer, the German government still holds 44,692 BTC, worth around $2.8 billion.

According to @lookonchain, the German Government transferred 1,500 BTC (worth $94.7 million) in the past 20 minutes. Out of this, 400 BTC (worth $25.3 million) was sent to major exchanges including Bitstamp, Coinbase, and Kraken. The German Government currently holds 44,692 BTC, valued at approximately $2.82 billion.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, the US government deposited 3,940 BTC (~$241.22M) to Coinbase 11 hours ago. Similarly, the German government transferred 1,095 BTC to Kraken, Bitstamp, and Flow Traders yesterday. Despite these transfers, both governments still hold 258,810 BTC (~$15.8B). The question remains whether they will continue to sell BTC.