but I won't be shocked if they dump it because the government will need money for their ongoing attack on Iran, and they won't care if they use the seized cryptocurrency.
Lol, $297m is not such a huge amount of money for a country like the U.S., and i don't know where you got this idea from, but the U.S. has enough money to fund their wars and they do not need to sell BTC to do so. There is also an existing executive order that confiscated and forfeited BTC should be used to make up the U.S.'s BTC strategic reserve, so this administration knows that selling these coins would put them on the spotlight for the wrong reason.
If you think like a politiciamln, you'll understand that the executive order can be changed. Is Trump not the President?
Are you unaware of how he advised holding Bitcoin while dumping it?
Yes, the US has a lot of money, but do you know how many wars and military operations they have financed?
What about their debt?
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for years with US support, and President Trump claimed that a single attack on Iran cost them millions of dollars, so using money obtained through forfeits wouldn't have any negative effects on them.
Given that the US government use Coinbase Prime for storage, liquidation, etc.
They are free to do as they please, and they may deposit the €297 million cryptocurrency to add to some prior cryptocurrency they have on Coinbase and then sell it.
Don't believe political promises until they are fulfilled.