PANews reported on January 11 that according to Blockwroks, Aidan Larkin of Asset Reality, a US company that helps the government manage seized assets, said in response to questions about the US government's Bitcoin that basically, the recent court approval is the normal procedure for any civil forfeiture. Moreover, this does not mean that the United States will sell it immediately, and the sale must follow a very strict process. "At some point in the future, it will go through normal government procedures. There will be a civil forfeiture application hearing. They will be approved, and then it will enter the normal marshal process and the public domain." In addition, the possibility of these bitcoins being remitted into potential strategic reserves of Bitcoin is not very high, so don't hold out too much hope.