According to OnchainLens and other reports, an early Bitcoin miner active since 2009–2010 transferred 2,650 BTC to FalconX and Cumberland on May 25, with the holdings valued at about $203 million, or roughly ¥32.5 billion, at the time. The miner reportedly retained about 6,000 BTC after the move, valued near ¥73.7 billion, while Bitcoin was trading around $77,000. Earlier reporting also identified 1,650 BTC sent to FalconX from two wallets inactive for more than a year and separately flagged a 1,404 BTC transfer worth $107,717,592 from an unknown wallet to FalconX, though it remains unclear whether that transaction was part of the same broader activity. The transfers were closely watched because movements of long-dormant Bitcoin to major trading firms can signal portfolio reallocation, over-the-counter activity, or potential preparation for sales, even though no intent was confirmed.