While the United States explores a strategic Bitcoin reserve strategy, Russia is taking a different path towards cryptocurrency. The Russian Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) is working on a legal framework to sell Bitcoin seized from criminal cases. This move comes as the agency seeks ways to increase government revenue. The head of the FSSP, Dmitry Aristov, indicated that they are establishing protocols for confiscating cryptocurrencies and preparing to sell seized Bitcoin. Notably, Russia plans to address the legal status of Bitcoin before initiating these sales. The first target of this sale is expected to be a large-scale bribery case involving 1,032.1 BTC, which was seized by authorities and transferred to the Treasury.