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On August 27, Galaxy Research discovered that six long-dormant Bitcoin wallets, inactive since 2011, 2012, and 2014, transferred a total of 553.59 BTC between August 16 and 26, valued at $40.15 million based on the price at the time of transfer. Two of these wallets were tagged with 'Salomon Client Dusted' related to the Noah Doe lawsuit in New York. One transfer involved 40 BTC from a wallet that had been dormant since May 28, 2012, with the funds moving to the German cryptocurrency custodian Boerse Stuttgart Digital on August 26. Calculating at a cost of about $5, this transfer saw an increase of approximately 1,535,911%. The remaining transfers included 212 BTC, 150 BTC, and 132.31 BTC, originating from wallets that had been inactive since 2012, 2014, and 2011, respectively. The Noah Doe lawsuit seeks to declare 39,069 dormant Bitcoin addresses in New York as lost property, while some long-held addresses moved funds following the Coldcard hardware wallet vulnerability incident in July.

On August 27, Galaxy Research discovered that six long-dormant Bitcoin wallets, inactive since 2011, 2012, and 2014, transferred a total of 553.59 BTC between August 16 and 26, valued at $40.15 million based on the price at the time of transfer. Two of these wallets were tagged with 'Salomon Client Dusted' related to the Noah Doe lawsuit in New York. One transfer involved 40 BTC, with the wallet having been dormant since May 28, 2012; the funds were transferred to the German cryptocurrency custodian Boerse Stuttgart Digital on August 26. Calculating from a cost of about $5, this amount represents an increase of approximately 1,535,911%. The remaining transfers included 212 BTC, 150 BTC, and 132.31 BTC, originating from wallets that had been inactive since 2012, 2014, and 2011, respectively. The Noah Doe lawsuit seeks to declare 39,069 dormant Bitcoin addresses in New York as lost property, while some long-held addresses transferred funds following the Coldcard hardware wallet vulnerability incident in July.

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