The U.S. Department of Justice received court approval to sell 69,370 Bitcoins, marking the largest crypto seizure in history. Stolen from a 2012 Silk Road hack, these assets could potentially disrupt Bitcoin's current valuation of $92,000. The announcement has raised concerns about market volatility and its implications for President-elect Donald Trump's plans to establish a U.S. crypto reserve. Critics warn that the sale may further impact Bitcoin's price, which has already seen fluctuations. Trump's pro-crypto stance adds complexity to the situation as the market braces for potential fallout.