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The recent liquidation of 50,000 Bitcoins by the Dresden public prosecutor's office, following the high-profile seizure from operators of the Movie2K streaming site, has captured the attention of stakeholders of the worldwide cryptocurrency scene and global media across financial, technological, and legal spheres. This landmark transaction poses significant questions about market stability and the precedents it sets for the management of large-scale digital assets by government entities. This panel discussion will explore these dimensions, offering a detailed examination of the interplay between regulatory actions and market dynamics, which are critical to understanding the broader implications of such significant financial maneuvers. Our discussion will focus on the execution, legal frameworks, and economic impacts of this substantial asset liquidation. By analyzing the methodologies employed in this transaction, we aim to identify best practices for minimizing market disruption and enhancing the strategic management of digital assets by public institutions. This event provides a key case study for assessing how different selling strategies affect cryptocurrency markets locally and globally over the long term. Join us for a comprehensive discussion on the Saxony public prosecutor's office sale of 50,000 Bitcoin, where we will address the following questions: - Impact of sales methodology: How did the chosen methods of liquidation—direct market sales versus over-the-counter transactions—impact the Bitcoin and overall cryptocurrency market dynamics? - Market sensitivity analysis: What insights can be gained from the market's response to Saxony's Bitcoin liquidation? Can we quantify this impact, and what does it reveal about market sensitivity to large-scale transactions? - Best practices for asset management: What are considered best practices in the management and disposal of large volumes of seized digital assets, and how might these mitigate potential market disruptions? - Future regulatory guidelines: Based on the Saxony case, what guidelines can be recommended for institutions to effectively handle similar large-scale digital asset liquidations in the future? - Legal foundations and precedents: What specific legal frameworks and precedents enabled the Saxony public prosecutor's office to authorize the liquidation of such a significant volume of Bitcoin? During the immersive online panel, you will be able to directly engage our speakers with your questions. We can't wait for you to join us for this upcoming event! Panelists Philipp Hartmansgruber, Bitcoin Expert and Board Member - Bundesblock (Moderator) Salih Altuntas, Director of Investigations - Chainanalysis Svenja Brinkmann, Senior Associate - Heuking André Dragosch, Head of Research - ETC Group Marc Friedrich, Finance Expert & Bestseller-Author Location and Date Location: Online. Details for the live broadcast will be sent to you on the day of the event (no prior software installation required) Date: Thursday, July 25, 2024 Time: 14h00–14h45 (CEST) Language: English Agenda 14:00 - Welcome and introductory words 14:05 - Introduction of the speakers 14:10 - Start of the panel discussion 14:45 - End of online panel Tickets and registration Required via Lu.ma; you will receive the URL for the online panel in advance. Contact Frankfurt School Blockchain Center E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: +49 69 154 008-790 Web: www.fs-blockchain.de About the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center The Frankfurt School Blockchain Center (FSBC) is a think tank and research center primarily focusing on the implications of blockchain technology for companies and businesses. In addition to the development of blockchain prototypes, the center offers a platform for the exchange of knowledge and thought for decision-makers and startups as well as technology and industry experts. The FSBC sets new research impulses and develops education programs for students and executives. The center concentrates primarily on the areas of banking, energy, mobility, and the manufacturing industry. Privacy policy: By registering for this event, I agree to receive emails from the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center about courses and events in the areas of blockchain, DLT, and crypto assets.