ChainCatcher reported, citing monitoring by Galaxy’s head of research, that the U.S. government held 332,699 Bitcoin on Jan. 20, 2025, with the position valued at $34.1 billion at the time. The same monitoring data showed that by Oct. 7, 2025, those holdings had declined to 319,086 BTC, with the value standing at $26.5 billion. The update presents two dated snapshots of the government’s Bitcoin position and the corresponding valuation attached to each holding level. No further details were provided in the brief on the reason for the change in holdings or the valuation shift between the two dates.
ChainCatcher, citing monitoring from Galaxy’s head of research, said the U.S. government held 332,699 BTC on Jan. 20, 2025, worth $34.1 billion.
By Oct. 7, 2025, those U.S. government Bitcoin holdings were at 319,086 BTC, and the position was valued at $26.5 billion.
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