@ifj According to Blockwroks, Aidan Larkin of AssetReality, a US company that helps the government manage seized assets, stated in response to questions about the US government's Bitcoin that recent court approvals are essentially a normal procedure for any civil confiscation. Moreover, this does not mean that the United States will immediately sell, sales must follow very strict procedures. At some point in the future, it will go through normal government procedures. There will be a civil confiscation application hearing. They will be approved, and then it will enter normal law enforcement procedures and the public domain. In addition, the possibility of these bitcoins being deposited into potential bitcoin strategic reserves is not very high, so don't hold out too much hope. @diinee