A U.S. government-tagged wallet moved a small amount of Bitcoin tied to assets seized from Alameda Research’s Binance.US accounts, including a roughly 24.4 BTC transfer worth about $1.9 million flagged by PeckShieldAlert after an Arkham-tracked shift of about 0.0048 BTC. Court records in United States v. Bankman-Fried list roughly 682 BTC seized from two Alameda Binance.US accounts—657.92 BTC and 24.4135385 BTC—plus a 1.3773854 BTC transaction that brings the native-BTC total to about 683.71 BTC, worth roughly $53.6 million near $78,463 per bitcoin, inside an $11 billion forfeiture order already used for victim payments, including a $627.9 million Marshals Service settlement in October 2025. President Donald Trump’s March 2025 executive order bars sales of Bitcoin deposited into the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, but the ban covers only finally forfeited, Treasury-held BTC not needed for statutory duties; seized coins, restitution-linked assets, court-ordered disposals, and about 750.72 WBTC under the separate Digital Asset Stockpile follow different rules. Analysts say the latest movement alone does not prove a sale, though public trackers still disagree by roughly 130,000 BTC on how much Bitcoin the government controls.