MicroStrategy Transfers 3,568 $BTC ($297M) in 9 Hours

In response to Lookonchain’s monitoring that Strategy moved 3,568 BTC over the past 9 hours, Arkham analyst Emmett Gallic stated these transactions were neither sales nor external transfers, but normal internal fund transfers within Fidelity’s custody framework. Fidelity treats all BTC deposited by its clients as interchangeable assets and conducts fund transfers as needed. The relevant addresses have been marked as Fidelity addresses on Arkham.

On-chain analyst Ai Yi (handle @ai_9684xtpa) has tracked that of Bitget’s BTC Protection Fund, 3,215.28 BTC has exited the original 5,500 BTC pool, valued at roughly $266 million. The associated addresses still hold 2,284.71 BTC. Approximately 13 hours have passed since Bitget’s most recent hot wallet fund transfer, suggesting the first round of withdrawal requests has likely been largely processed.

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, an Ethereum OG whale that purchased 3,000 ETH at an average price of $18.8 spent only $56,500 on this investment 8 years ago. The address sold another 1,000 ETH today, valued at roughly $2.68 million. To date, it has sold a total of 2,000 ETH at an average price of $3,096, worth approximately $6.19 million, while still holding 1,000 ETH valued at around $2.67 million. The whale’s total profit stands at about $8.8 million, marking a 156x return on investment.

Paid announced in a post that its web-based claim portal is now live. Users can claim eligible new fees, with relevant assets distributed in the quote asset corresponding to the fee, which is mostly SOL in most cases. Paid added that additional claim methods will be rolled out later, including via direct messages or tagging the official account in posts. X Money payments remain suspended for now, with a resumption date to be announced separately. Users’ historical balances will be retained independently; the team is developing a dedicated claim solution for these balances and aims to restore X Money payments in the future.

An #EthereumOG who bought 3,000 $ETH at $18.8 ($56.5K at the time) 8 years ago sold another 1,000 $ETH ($2.68M) today. The OG has now sold 2,000 $ETH ($6.19M) at an average price of $3,096 and still holds 1,000 $ETH ($2.67M). Total profit: $8.8M — a 156x return!

According to Bloomberg, multiple subsidiaries of Samsung Group have agreed to invest a total of $10 billion in U.S. AI infrastructure firm Helix Digital Infrastructure, further expanding Samsung’s footprint in the AI infrastructure market. The investment will grant Samsung a partial stake in Helix, covering multiple sectors where Samsung already operates, including semiconductors, construction, data centers, cloud computing, and finance. Helix was founded in June this year by KKR, the Kuwait Investment Authority, NVIDIA, and U.S. power producer Vistra, and has secured over $10 billion in long-term committed capital. The company is led by Adam Selipsky, former CEO of Amazon Web Services (AWS), with NVIDIA serving as a strategic partner and Vistra as its preferred power partner. Helix is positioned not merely as a data center developer, but as an entity that integrates computing, power, and other infrastructure to accelerate the launch of large-scale AI computing facilities. This investment will also enable Samsung to leverage its own capabilities in chips, construction, cloud services, batteries, and finance to create synergies with Helix’s AI infrastructure business.