Alameda Research unstaked 202.71K SOL worth $20.62M to FTX bankruptcy wallet as SOL trades at $102.04 with neutral RSI.

U.S. Government wallet linked to FTX/Alameda moves 24.408 BTC worth $1.91M; BTC trades at $78782.48 with EMA50 support at $75468.51 amid DOJ seized cryptocurrency sales.

U.S. Government empties FTX Alameda wallet, moving 209.18 ETH and other tokens worth $564K to eight new addresses amid ongoing seized asset distributions.

FTX Alameda unstaked 200000 SOL worth $13.01M and routed most to Coinbase and Binance, extending total transfers since 2023 to 10.75M SOL.

According to @OnchainLens, FTX/Alameda unstaked 195,669 SOL valued at $27.98M, with the activity visible on Solscan at address HoBeML5zvsmNGn5fXXKADEdSKK9G7qSBFxVFwoRQsyMx. Source: Onchain Lens on X, Jan 12, 2026; Solscan solscan.io/account/HoBeML5zvsmNGn5fXXKADEdSKK9G7qSBFxVFwoRQsyMx Unstaking deactivates staked SOL and makes it withdrawable and transferable under Solana protocol rules once the deactivation and withdrawal complete. Source: Solana Docs Staking and Unstaking; Solscan The alert mentions only the unstake and does not cite any exchange deposit or sale, so traders can monitor subsequent movements from the cited address for any liquidity changes in SOL markets. Source: Onchain Lens on X; Solscan

According to @EmberCN, FTX/Alameda redeemed 194,800 SOL worth about $25.52 million from staking and distributed the tokens to 26 addresses roughly four hours before the report. According to @EmberCN, most of the receiving wallets subsequently send SOL to Coinbase or Binance, indicating a recurring exchange inflow pattern that traders track for supply dynamics. According to @EmberCN, this action follows a mid-month routine observed since November 2023 where the FTX/Alameda staking address repeatedly redeems and transfers SOL using the same process.

According to @OnchainLens, the U.S. Government transferred 1,934 WETH (about $6.43M) and $13.58M BUSD from FTX/Alameda seized funds to a new wallet, based on Nansen on-chain data. Source: @OnchainLens; data: Nansen. According to @OnchainLens, the destination addresses flagged are 0x9359ecf077186d4543bd53bc3528da4a80938c79 and 0x9aca546f3bc7de864a1df20f4c6b516434105cb0, per Nansen labels. Source: @OnchainLens; data: Nansen. According to @OnchainLens, these movements reflect on-chain relocation of seized assets linked to FTX/Alameda, with tokens impacting ETH/WETH and BUSD liquidity tracking. Source: @OnchainLens; data: Nansen. According to @OnchainLens, traders should monitor the two addresses for any follow-on transfers to exchanges or bridges as potential signals for short-term ETH/WETH and BUSD order flow. Source: @OnchainLens; data: Nansen.

According to @EmberCN, FTX/Alameda redeemed 193,800 SOL (~$30.69M) from staking and distributed it to 28 addresses roughly three hours ago; source: @EmberCN (X) and Solscan address H4yiPhdSsmSMJTznXzmZvdqWuhxDRzzkoQMEWXZ6agFZ. Since November 2023, these wallets have cumulatively redeemed and transferred 9.367 million SOL (~$1.27B) at an average transfer price of $135.8; source: @EmberCN (X). The FTX/Alameda staking address still has 4.048 million SOL (~$620M) staked, indicating remaining supply that could be unlocked; source: @EmberCN (X) and Solscan address H4yiPhdSsmSMJTznXzmZvdqWuhxDRzzkoQMEWXZ6agFZ. Many recipient wallets subsequently send SOL to Coinbase or Binance, making exchange inflow monitoring relevant for trading execution; source: @EmberCN (X). Traders can track the referenced Solana address and downstream exchange-labeled wallets to anticipate on-chain movements before order-book impact; source: Solscan and @EmberCN (X).