German government sold 49,858 Bitcoin for $2.89B at $57,900 average, missing billions in potential gains

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Crypto Briefing • June 8, 2026 at 09:20 • Analysis

Germany's Bitcoin sale highlights the potential for significant opportunity costs in government asset liquidation strategies, influencing future policies.
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