The German government's sale of Bitcoin is similar to the UK's decision to sell gold, which has sparked widespread discussion and comparison. Gordon Brown's decision to sell gold 25 years ago has become a classic case in the financial world and is still controversial among analysts.

Brown clearly informed the market at the time that he would start selling gold, and this news was exploited by manipulators and speculators, leading to a massive rush to buy. The UK sold 401 tons of gold it held during this period, at an average price of £275 (US$354) per ounce, ultimately bringing in a net income of about £3.5 billion. However, the price of gold continued to soar in the following years, rising from £1,000 per ounce in 2008 to £1,900 per ounce in 2011.

Brown's decision to sell gold and the way it was executed are widely regarded as an extremely short-sighted action that caused the UK to miss out on huge financial profits. The lessons of this incident are far-reaching and are regarded as a typical mistake in financial decision-making. It not only affected the economic situation at the time, but also provided an important negative teaching material for future generations.

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