Quote from: Alex077 on Today at 09:08:11 AM

Some interesting alpha regarding the 80,000 BTC transfer that occurred two days ago:
Before the 8 transfers (10K BTC each), someone sent OP_RETURN messages to those wallet addresses saying things like:
"We’ve taken over this wallet"
"Prove ownership by Sept 30"

And linked to a legal site claiming the funds would be considered abandoned if no response by Oct 5, 2025.
The site seems to be from a law firm, but it’s unclear if this approach is even legal.

It is just a scam method and a lazy one at that. But it may bait a victim or two. You can't claim ownership on anyone's coins, legally or illegally.

Quote from: Alex077 on Today at 09:08:11 AM

Total coincidence.
The real owner saw the messages and moved the coins to be safe.
Or maybe someone’s trying to fake a hack story to avoid proving where the BTC came from.

Probably. Anyhow it would be good to revisit and upgrade security for a wallet that is this old.

Quote from: G.C. on Today at 11:22:19 AM

We have been tracking one of those 8 wallets for more then 2 months now.
in May a coin was launched on pump.fun , where the dev made a website posting cryptic messages.
one of those messages was a wallet and he said he'd given everything to find the key.
now suddenly 2 months later the wallet moves.
coincidence? I think not, either the Gigant dev is the owner, or he made a super rare guess.
gigant.fromblock218.com is the site and the moment those wallets moved, the webiste paused.

go ahead and look up the $GIGANT community on X. you'll see what i mean

The chance that a random shitcoin developer cracked this wallet is null.