
KEY POINTS
- The wallet split $2 billion worth of Bitcoins into two addresses, Arkham revealed Monday
- Crypto users are questioning the motives behind the transfer, especially after Bitcoin 2024
- Some users said the current administration may be challenging Trump's 'hodl' plan
Hype around the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville propelled the world's largest cryptocurrency's value to nearly $70,000 earlier Monday, but the digital currency quickly shed $4,000 Monday night after a digital wallet linked to the U.S. government moved some $2 billion worth of seized Bitcoins.