A documentary claims a woman says she can no longer access 20,000 BTC, valued at roughly $1.2 billion at current prices, according to on-chain sleuth Specter. If true, her remaining controlled assets would drop to over $600 million. Weeks earlier, about $60 million in assets were moved and distributed to multiple wallets, indicating someone still has access to at least part of the wallets.
A documentary claims a woman says she has lost access to 20,000 BTC, worth roughly $1.2 billion at current prices, according to on-chain sleuth Specter.
If her statement holds, the assets she still controls would fall to over $600 million.
Weeks earlier, about $60 million in assets were transferred and split across multiple wallets. That suggests someone can still reach at least some of the wallets in question.
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