Spain’s ITER to Sell 97 Bitcoin Valued at Over $10 Million

The statement is highly credible and supported by multiple, consistent, and relevant sources. All four key elements of the claim are corroborated:1. **The Entity:** Several sources, including crypto industry news from Bitget and CriptoNoticias, explicitly identify the Spanish public institution as ITER (Instituto Tecnológico y de Energías Renovables).2. **The Action:** The sources consistently report that this entity is planning to sell its Bitcoin holdings. A major Tenerife newspaper, El Día, reports that the island's government (Cabildo), which is directly linked to ITER by a report on the Binance platform, is putting the cryptocurrency up for sale.3. **The Asset Quantity:** The specific number of 97 Bitcoin is consistently mentioned across multiple reports, including El Día, CriptoNoticias, and Bitget, as well as an Instagram post from Investing.com which confirms the original acquisition of this amount.4. **The Value:** Two high-relevance sources state the transaction value is 10 million euros or almost 10 million euros. Given the current exchange rate where the euro is stronger than the US dollar, 10 million euros is indeed 'over $10 million.'There are no contradictions among the relevant sources. The lower-authority sources are either irrelevant (reporting on unrelated topics like Nubank's bankruptcy or an Argentine entrepreneurial ecosystem) or they support the core facts presented in the higher-authority sources. The convergence of information from local primary news, international crypto-news platforms, and financial information sites provides strong evidence for the statement's truthfulness.