A Mt. Gox cold wallet (12Gws) moves a stack of 32,371 BTC, worth $2.19B, in its first outgoing transfer ever. The amount was split between two wallets, 1FG2C and another Mt. Gox cold wallet (1Jbez). 30,371 BTC ($2.06B) were sent to 1FG2C, which appears to be a cold wallet, and has remained there since. The remaining 2,000 BTC sent to 1Jbez were transferred several times into various addresses, with the majority ending up in a new address, 14Khj.
These transfers come after a stack of 500 BTC was transferred just days earlier from Mt. Gox cold wallet, 1Jbez, which is suspected to be linked to creditor distributions from the Mt. Gox bankruptcy a decade earlier after the centralized exchange was hacked for 850,000 BTC.
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