Approximately 127,271 BTC described as in the custody of the United States in the October 14, 2025 civil forfeiture complaint in the Prince Group case. This is one case, not a complete all-agency inventory. A March 6, 2025 Executive Order established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve capitalized with forfeited bitcoin already owned by the Treasury, but the government has not published an official total for all holdings. Earlier seizures (for example Silk Road) are not added here because no official remaining balance was published.
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Public country bitcoin holdings
A free dataset of government and country BTC figures you can verify: official pages, court records, and the coins still sitting on addresses those governments published. USD uses the store's on-chain Chainlink price ($69,045 per BTC).
Sum of exact published figures
68,843.55 BTC
Sum of exact published figures only (currently UK, El Salvador, Ukraine). Excludes the U.S. court-record figure (incomplete inventory) and Bhutan's stated minimum.
The Met Police said it seized 61,000 bitcoin from Zhimin Qian. The Crown Prosecution Service has said the coins are subject to civil recovery proceedings — they are not a UK Treasury reserve. A December 2024 parliamentary written answer stated 'The Government does not hold any Bitcoin' in the sense of a government reserve.
DHI said it retains well above 10,000 bitcoin (the amount committed for the Gelephu Mindfulness City project) and is still mining. No precise unit count is published on dhi.bt, so this is a stated minimum, not an exact total.
Sum of confirmed balances on 20 addresses in the government's published ONBTC wallet on bitcoin.gob.sv (a self-hosted mempool.space).
Current balance of the official BTC donation address 357a3So9CbsNfBBgFYACGvxxS6tMaDoa1P published by Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation. About 663.19 BTC has been received on this address in total; this figure is only what is still sitting there, not total donations ever received.
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These were checked against free official sources. No inventing numbers when the BTC amount is not published or cannot be verified.
🇨🇳China
Reports of a large historical PlusToken-related forfeiture circulate widely, but no official current BTC inventory from a Chinese government source was available to verify. Not invented.
🇰🇵North Korea
The FBI and U.S. Treasury have attributed large cryptocurrency thefts to DPRK-linked actors (including the 2025 Bybit hack). Those are attributions of stolen funds, not an official reserve, and a current BTC balance is not verifiable from allowed free sources. Labeled attributed; no amount shown.
🇰🇿Kazakhstan
Officials have described a national crypto reserve in dollar terms, including investments through funds and ETFs. No official BTC unit count was published.
🇨🇿Czechia
The Czech National Bank announced a USD 1 million test portfolio (30 October 2025) that includes bitcoin plus a USD stablecoin and a tokenised deposit, kept outside international reserves. The BTC unit count was not disclosed, so it is not listed as a coin total. Source: https://www.cnb.cz/en/cnb-news/press-releases/The-CNB-creates-a-test-portfolio-of-digital-assets/
🇺🇸United States — Texas
Texas created a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve advisory committee (Comptroller announcement, 28 May 2026) under Senate Bill 21. No official statement of BTC actually purchased or held was found, so Texas is not given a coin total.
🇺🇸United States — New Hampshire
New Hampshire has enacted authority related to a strategic bitcoin reserve, but no official disclosure of actual state BTC holdings was found.
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