#国家战略比特币储备 57.55 BTC from Coinbase Prime address cleared out, on-chain data clearly indicates liquidation—this detail is very important.

Let's trace the timeline: On November 3rd, assets were transferred into Coinbase Prime, and then the balance was zeroed out. Meanwhile, President Trump's Executive Order No. 14233 explicitly mandates the confiscation of Bitcoin into the strategic reserve and prohibits sales. The Department of Justice's actions do seem to contain logical contradictions.

What’s even more noteworthy are the disagreements at the operational level. Deputy Minister Blanche's memorandum calls for halting prosecutions against non-custodial wallet developers, yet the Southern District of New York Federal Court continues to push forward with the Samourai case. Now, with the emergence of asset confiscation and liquidation, it indicates that the DOJ's stance on Bitcoin is not yet fully unified—some agencies are still handling it with outdated approaches.

From an on-chain perspective, the flow of these Bitcoins is quite clear: personal address → U.S. Marshals → Coinbase Prime → disappeared. The fund flow chain is complete, and the liquidation intent is obvious. If the goal is truly to establish a national strategic reserve, such operations seem somewhat inconsistent.

The market may continue to focus on subsequent policy enforcement details, as these directly impact the U.S. government's actual attitude toward digital assets.