According to @OnchainLens, a dormant Ethereum ICO participant wallet that originally received 49.933 ETH for $15.5 sold 0.01 ETH about 5 hours ago, with the address activity verifiable on Etherscan. According to @OnchainLens, the wallet retains approximately 49.93 ETH valued around $239.5K, reflecting a 15,424x return on the initial outlay, and Etherscan shows the remaining balance. Based on figures reported by @OnchainLens and visible on Etherscan, the 0.01 ETH sale is roughly 0.02% of the wallet’s current holdings.

According to @lookonchain, Bitcoin OG address "19D5J8" holding 23,969 BTC (about $2.82 billion) transferred 3,000 BTC (about $353.16 million) to a new wallet roughly two hours ago after five years of dormancy, citing Arkham Intelligence explorer data. According to @lookonchain, the destination is a new wallet rather than a known exchange. Based on @lookonchain’s reported starting balance, the source indicates the address still controls approximately 20,969 BTC after the move.

According to Crypto Rover, a dormant Ethereum pre-mine address holding 2,000 ETH, valued at approximately $3.7 million, has become active after 9.7 years. This reactivation could indicate potential market movements as large, dormant addresses are often watched by traders for their potential impact on market liquidity and price volatility.