A Bitcoin whale that had held its coins for six years has moved 2,000 BTC worth $131 million, according to monitoring data cited by ChainCatcher from Onchain Lens. Of that total, 800 BTC valued at $52.2 million was sent to Cumberland for over-the-counter trading, while the remaining 1,200 BTC, worth about $78.3 million, was transferred to a new address. Onchain Lens also disclosed the two wallet addresses involved in the transaction flow. The latest receiving wallet was listed as 37wN4vH3FyciU521vQ4mGWqmq7cYrof4XH, and the new wallet was identified as 37arJMPgqqgXHcBPdFYos8pLrX1fH4sx6R. The report did not provide additional details beyond the transfers and wallet destinations.
A Bitcoin whale that had held its position for six years moved 2,000 BTC worth $131 million, according to Onchain Lens monitoring cited by ChainCatcher.
Of the total, 800 BTC valued at $52.2 million was transferred to Cumberland for OTC trading. Another 1,200 BTC worth about $78.3 million was sent to a new address.
The latest receiving wallet was 37wN4vH3FyciU521vQ4mGWqmq7cYrof4XH. The new wallet address was listed as 37arJMPgqqgXHcBPdFYos8pLrX1fH4sx6R.
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