HOW MANY BITCOIN DID GOVERNMENT OWNED?

As of April 2025, governments collectively hold over 463,741 BTC, representing approximately 2.3% of Bitcoin’s total supply.
This marks a continuous government involvement in the crypto space.
Some nations, like El Salvador and Bhutan, have actively increased their holdings, while others, such as the United States of America and Germany, have liquidated their reserves.

How Do Governments Obtain Bitcoin?
Governments have been involved with Bitcoin for years, with holdings coming primarily from seizures, donations, active purchases, and mining operations.
El Salvador has steadily increased its Bitcoin reserves to 6,135 BTC (~$567.8 million). The country continues to purchase 1 BTC daily, as part of President Nayib Bukele’s long-term strategy to integrate Bitcoin into the national economy.

🇺🇸 ETF flows of yesterday (May 14),

Bitcoin spot ETFs bought around 3,007 $BTC ($320M) 📈
Ethereum spot ETFs bought around 23,706 $ETH ($63M) 📈