Suspected Arthur Hayes-Linked Wallet Receives 3,000 ETH

Suspected Arthur Hayes-Linked Wallet Receives 3,000 ETH

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2026-06-15 17:00:51
Onchain Lens monitored a wallet suspected of being linked to Arthur Hayes receiving 3,000 ETH from FlowDesk, worth $5.42 million. The relationship between the wallet and Hayes has not been verified.
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According to ChainCatcher, Onchain Lens monitored a wallet suspected of being associated with Arthur Hayes receiving 3,000 ETH from FlowDesk. The transfer was valued at $5.42 million at the time of the report. The item was categorized as a whale movement, with the main details centered on the source of the funds, the receiving wallet, and the unverified nature of the wallet’s alleged connection to Hayes.

The report stated that the relationship between the wallet and Arthur Hayes has not been verified. The description therefore remains limited to a “suspected linked wallet.” Onchain Lens also noted a separate address-related detail: a FalconX deposit address had previously received funds directly from Arthur Hayes. This provides an on-chain funding record involving Hayes and that deposit address, but it does not confirm ownership of the wallet that received the 3,000 ETH from FlowDesk.

Based on the information disclosed in the newsflash, no transaction hash, subsequent transfer record, or response from Arthur Hayes was included. The confirmed details are therefore limited to the monitored inflow of 3,000 ETH, worth $5.42 million, from FlowDesk to a wallet described as suspected of being linked to Hayes, while the wallet’s identity remains unverified.

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