Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to Arkham analyst Emmett Gallic monitoring, Trump Media & Technology Group disclosed in its latest 10-K annual report that the company sold 2,000 BTC in January.
The report shows that its Bitcoin holdings have decreased from 11,452 to 9,452 coins.
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