>The coins could have been moved around for other reasons than to sell them. In general yes, but for those coins in particular no. All of the coins were swept

>The coins could have been moved around for other reasons than to sell them. In general yes, but for those coins in particular no. All of the coins were swept into the trustee's wallet. At that point the trustee could not do anything with those funds other than to sell off some of them. If all of the funds were moved then sure, maybe it's some other reason or the trustee was handing control over to another party or something, but only moving a portion of the funds after they had all been secured without touching the rest can only mean one thing.