The German government has sold off its final Bitcoin holdings, completing a series of transactions that significantly impacted the cryptocurrency market. Over the last three weeks, Germany offloaded approximately 50,000 Bitcoins, which were acquired through asset seizures. This large-scale sell-off contributed to keeping Bitcoin prices below the $60,000 mark and its 200-day exponential moving average. The final sale occurred on July 12, with 3,093 Bitcoins transferred to a wallet ending in 'ybVu'. Despite the market downturn, institutional investors have been buying the dip, with U.S. ETFs seeing $295 million in inflows during the week of July 8. However, ongoing selling pressures from the Mt. Gox reimbursement plan may continue to suppress Bitcoin prices in the near future.