According to @lookonchain, Ethereum ICO wallet 0x34958a46d30e30b273ecc6e5d358a212e5307e8c transferred its entire 2,000 ETH to a new wallet after more than 10 years of inactivity. Source: @lookonchain. The 2,000 ETH tranche was valued at approximately $5.85 million at the time of reporting. Source: @lookonchain. The address reportedly invested about $620 in the Ethereum ICO for 2,000 ETH, implying a 9,435x return. Source: @lookonchain. The 2,000 ETH balance and the outgoing transfer from 0x34958a46d30e30b273ecc6e5d358a212e5307e8c can be verified on-chain via Etherscan at etherscan.io/address/0x34958a46d30e30b273ecc6e5d358a212e5307e8c. Source: Etherscan. Traders can monitor the sending and receiving addresses on Etherscan to track any subsequent movements, including potential transfers to known exchange deposit wallets. Source: Etherscan.

According to @lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO wallet beginning with 0xbDb6 transferred its entire 2,000 ETH (about $5.96M) to a new wallet after more than 10 years of inactivity, with the movement evidenced by the referenced Etherscan address (source: @lookonchain; Etherscan). According to @lookonchain, the wallet originally contributed $620 in the Ethereum ICO and received 2,000 ETH, now worth approximately $5.96M, marking a 9,616x return (source: @lookonchain). According to @lookonchain, the stated $5.96M value over 2,000 ETH implies an effective ETH price of roughly $2,980 at the time of the alert (source: @lookonchain).

According to @lookonchain, an early Ethereum ICO wallet (0x782f52f0a676c77716d574c81ec4684f9a020a97) holding 850 ETH (~$2.82M) transferred 1 ETH to Coinbase after more than 10 years of inactivity; source: @lookonchain. Etherscan records show the wallet address and the outbound 1 ETH transaction to a Coinbase-related address; source: Etherscan (address 0x782f52f0a676c77716d574c81ec4684f9a020a97). @lookonchain states the wallet initially received 850 ETH for $263.5 during the ICO, implying a 10,684x return at the cited valuation; source: @lookonchain. Traders can monitor this wallet on Etherscan for any additional transfers to exchanges for timely on-chain updates; source: Etherscan.

According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO wallet identified as 0x2dCA holding 40,000 ETH (about $120M) reactivated after more than a decade and staked the holdings rather than selling, with transactions referenced to Etherscan address 0x26021abdd34df672fed798cf5a2e98190d22aaa8 (source: Lookonchain on X; source: Etherscan). This activity indicates no immediate exchange-bound outflows from this wallet during the reactivation window, as funds were committed to staking instead of transfers to trading venues (source: Lookonchain on X; source: Etherscan). At 32 ETH required per validator, 40,000 ETH corresponds to roughly 1,250 validator deposits (source: Ethereum.org staking documentation).

According to @lookonchain, an early Ethereum ICO wallet 0x2dCA holding 40,000 ETH (about $119.5M) became active after more than 10 years and transferred 5 ETH (about $15K) to a new wallet (source: @lookonchain). Etherscan data for address 0x2dca0e449ab646dbdfd393a96662960bcab5ae1e records the 5 ETH outbound transaction to a fresh address, confirming the movement (source: Etherscan). According to @lookonchain, the participant originally invested roughly $12.4K in the ICO for 40,000 ETH, now valued near $119.5M, a 9,639x return (source: @lookonchain).

According to @OnchainLens, an early Ethereum (ETH) ICO wallet that had been dormant for over 10 years moved 200 ETH valued at $625,000 from address 0x9a6708DdB8903c289F83fe889c1eDcD61f854423 (source: @OnchainLens). According to @OnchainLens citing Nansen data, the participant spent $310 during the Ethereum ICO and received 1,000 ETH, now valued at approximately $3.13 million (source: @OnchainLens; data: Nansen). According to @OnchainLens, the 200 ETH transfer equals 20% of the wallet’s original ICO allocation based on the sourced figures (source: @OnchainLens).