Arkham said a wallet labeled "U.S. Government: Bitfinex Hacker Seized Funds" moved 12,267 BTC, with the transfer valued at about $1.01 billion. Of that amount, 6,000 BTC was sent in two transactions to a new address, 33pYK…cFk, while roughly 6,267 BTC was left parked at another newly created address. The movement follows earlier activity over the previous two days, during which wallets tied to the U.S. government transferred more than 6,200 BTC to Coinbase Prime. The update points to another large on-chain reshuffling involving bitcoin previously identified as seized in the Bitfinex hack case. Arkham was cited as the source of the wallet tracking data.
According to Arkham, a wallet labeled "U.S. Government: Bitfinex Hacker Seized Funds" moved 12,267 BTC, worth about $1.01 billion.
Of that total, 6,000 BTC was sent in two transactions to a new address, 33pYK…cFk. The remaining roughly 6,267 BTC was temporarily held at another new address.
Over the previous two days, wallets linked to the U.S. government had already transferred more than 6,200 BTC to Coinbase Prime.
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