According to @zachxbt, the U.S. government says it has custody of roughly 127,000 BTC valued near $14 billion tied to seized wallets. According to @zachxbt, those wallet addresses had been highlighted about two years ago in a Milky Sad report for vulnerable private keys. According to the U.S. Marshals Service, seized Bitcoin has historically been liquidated via public auctions, creating episodic supply that can reach the market. According to the U.S. Department of Justice disclosures in prior cases such as the Silk Road BTC seizures, sales are often executed in tranches rather than all at once, which can affect market liquidity and volatility. According to @zachxbt, the listed addresses provide clear on-chain points to watch, so any movement from these wallets could be a leading indicator for BTC price risk.