One of the Early Bitcoin Whales Split 2000 BTC Across Wallets! What Does It Mean? Here Are the Details

According to data from blockchain analysis platform Onchain Lens, a whale address, one of the early Bitcoin investors, transferred 2,000 BTC (worth approximately $222 million) to 51 new ￰0￱ Bitcoin Whale Moves 2,000 BTC to 51 New Wallets According to the report, this large transfer from an old Bitcoin address named 3Cv6…Wmn4 attracted ￰1￱ part of the transaction, 50 wallets received 37,576 BTC each, while another wallet received 121.18 ￰2￱ is stated that the address in question has been inactive for a long time and has maintained its existence since the first Bitcoin mining ￰3￱ transfers are often attributed to reasons such as portfolio restructuring by whales or wallet splitting for security ￰4￱ say the move didn't generate market selling pressure and that the transfers were likely made as part of an on-chain security measure.

However, such a large Bitcoin transfer has rekindled speculation about whale ￰5￱ transaction was recorded as one of the highest-value transfers from early wallets in 2025. *This is not investment ￰6￱ Reading: One of the Early Bitcoin Whales Split 2000 BTC Across Wallets! What Does It Mean? Here Are the Details