BTC $64,393.42 +0.90%
ETH $1,873.79 +0.27%
BNB $602.38 +1.99%
XRP $1.07 -0.32%
SOL $74.23 +0.47%
TRX $0.3268 -0.64%
DOGE $0.0702 -0.34%
ADA $0.1926 +0.01%
BCH $212.65 -0.11%
LINK $8.17 -0.37%
HYPE $55.91 +2.90%
AAVE $91.11 -1.74%
SUI $0.6943 -0.15%
XLM $0.1676 -1.99%
ZEC $516.50 +6.39%
BTC $64,393.42 +0.90%
ETH $1,873.79 +0.27%
BNB $602.38 +1.99%
XRP $1.07 -0.32%
SOL $74.23 +0.47%
TRX $0.3268 -0.64%
DOGE $0.0702 -0.34%
ADA $0.1926 +0.01%
BCH $212.65 -0.11%
LINK $8.17 -0.37%
HYPE $55.91 +2.90%
AAVE $91.11 -1.74%
SUI $0.6943 -0.15%
XLM $0.1676 -1.99%
ZEC $516.50 +6.39%

Data: 20,000 BTC may be inaccessible, related wallets transferred about 60 million dollars in assets weeks ago

2026-08-05 09:48:50

According to on-chain detective Specter, a documentary claims that a woman has stated she can no longer access 20,000 BTC, which is worth approximately $1.2 billion at current prices. If this claim is accurate, the scale of assets she still controls would drop to over $600 million.

Several weeks ago, approximately $60 million in assets were transferred and distributed to multiple wallets, indicating that there are still individuals who can access at least some of the related wallets.

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