The U.S. government has carried out another transfer involving assets seized from the Bitfinex hack, according to Onchain Lens. In the latest on-chain movement, about 901,000 USDC was sent to a new wallet address, while 5,940 ETH, valued at roughly $11.14 million in the report, was transferred to Coinbase Prime. The publicly labeled address holding the seized Bitfinex hack funds now shows a zero balance. Most of the assets from that address have been moved either to Coinbase Prime or to the newly identified wallet, 0x7d7c1c4ce6c654965072c5988383e3b91eea9558. The transfer adds to the visible reshuffling of government-controlled crypto linked to the Bitfinex case, based on the on-chain data cited by Onchain Lens.
The U.S. government has made another transfer of assets seized from the Bitfinex hack, according to Onchain Lens.
In the latest move, about 901,000 USDC was sent to a new wallet address. Another 5,940 ETH, worth about $11.14 million based on the cited report, was transferred to Coinbase Prime.
The publicly labeled address for the seized Bitfinex hack funds now has a zero balance. Most of the assets previously held there have been moved to Coinbase Prime and the new wallet address, 0x7d7c1c4ce6c654965072c5988383e3b91eea9558.
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