According to @OnchainLens, a Bitcoin OG moved 2,000 BTC valued at $222.13M into 51 new wallets, with 50 wallets receiving 37.576 BTC each and one wallet receiving 121.18 BTC, corroborated by the linked Arkham Intelligence transaction and address pages. Source: @OnchainLens on X; Arkham Intelligence. The uniform output sizing indicates a structured split consistent with Bitcoin’s UTXO-based wallet management practices rather than a single consolidation. Source: Bitcoin.org Developer Guide. No exchange-tagged destinations were cited in the post, so traders assessing sell pressure should watch for subsequent hops from these 51 wallets into known exchange clusters as a sell-side proxy. Source: @OnchainLens on X; Glassnode Academy. Setting alerts on the 51 recipient addresses via on-chain trackers can help front-run potential liquidity shifts in BTC order books if exchange inflows emerge. Source: Arkham Intelligence; Glassnode Academy.