Cryptocurrency data platform CoinGecko has released an updated report on the amount of Bitcoin (BTC) held by countries. According to the report, as of April 2025, governments hold a total of 463,741 BTC, which is about 2.3% of Bitcoin’s total supply, but this is down from the 529,591 BTC reported in July 2024. The report notes that while some countries are increasing their Bitcoin reserves, others are selling them. Countries like El Salvador and Bhutan are actively accumulating BTC, while countries like the US and Germany are reducing their reserves. The United States holds the most Bitcoin holdings, at around 198,012 BTC (around $18.3 billion), but that amount is down slightly from 2024. With the “Digital Fort Knox” executive order signed by President Donald Trump in March 2025, the US government began to consolidate its Bitcoin holdings into a strategic reserve. Related News: BREAKING: Important News for Floki Inu (FLOKI) - Robotics Company Makes Announcement, Price Reacts China, despite its ban on cryptocurrency transactions and mining, comes in second with 194,000 BTC (about $17.6 billion) in its possession. The majority of China’s Bitcoin holdings were obtained through seizures from the PlusToken pyramid scheme in 2019. The UK is in third place with 61,000 BTC (about $5.6 billion) confiscated from criminal activity. The government has yet to make a clear decision on the sale of these assets or their use in public finance. Bhutan has amassed 8,594 BTC (approximately $795.4 million) through sustainable Bitcoin mining using hydroelectric power. The country is one of the rare governments that obtains Bitcoin through mining rather than outright purchase or seizure. El Salvador, on the other hand, continued its strategy of purchasing 1 BTC per day, increasing its reserves to 6,135 BTC (approximately $567.8 million). Under the leadership of President Nayib Bukele, the country continues to integrate Bitcoin into the national economy. Bitcoin donations to Ukraine since 2024 have reached a total of 256 BTC (approximately $21.3 million). These assets were fully liquidated and used for military and humanitarian aid. Germany made a notable impact by selling its 46,359 BTC (about $3.9 billion) in mid-2024. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: How Much Bitcoin (BTC) Does Each Country Have? El Salvador at the End of the List