According to the source, on-chain wallets widely labeled as linked to the defunct Silk Road marketplace moved several million dollars worth of BTC for the first time in years, per Bitcoin blockchain transaction records. The activity involves historically dormant addresses reactivating, which traders typically flag for potential supply overhang, per publicly maintained on-chain labeling and transaction histories on the Bitcoin blockchain. Historically, movements associated with Silk Road-linked coins have drawn market attention after the U.S. Department of Justice disclosed the seizure of 50,676 BTC in 2022, prompting traders to monitor subsequent on-chain flows for potential exchange deposits, per U.S. Department of Justice announcements and Bitcoin blockchain data.