The U.S. government has sold the ANT tokens seized from Alameda Research
According to Arkham data, the U.S. government has sold ANT tokens seized from Alameda Research. This is the first time in nearly two years that funds have been transferred from this wallet, which contains approximately $974,000 worth of cryptocurrency. In November 2023, the Swiss non-profit organization Aragon Association voted to dissolve and sold 86,343 ETH (worth $155 million at the time) for ANT tokens. Users must exchange their ANT tokens before November 2, 2024. After redemption, all ANT tokens will be destroyed, meaning "from now on, there is no point in continuing to hold ANT."
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