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Just spotted something interesting on chain. Winklevoss Capital moved 572 bitcoin worth roughly $46 million out of Gemini's hot wallet into custody addresses over the last day. First time seeing a move like this from them in over a month, which is notable given how quiet things have been.
The fund is now sitting on about 9,328 BTC and 70,588 ETH across 128 addresses tracked by Arkham. That's a total portfolio value around $920 million at current prices. Worth noting that this is up from their lowest holdings since 2012 after they deposited money into Gemini a month ago.
The timing is interesting because Gemini Space Station has been under some pressure lately. The exchange lost more than half its value this year, cut 30% of staff, and exited several markets. There's also been talk about converting roughly $330 million in bitcoin-denominated loans from the Winklevoss brothers into equity. Could be internal rebalancing, could be repositioning. On-chain data only tells you the movement, not what's actually behind it.
Either way, seeing Winklevoss Capital moving significant amounts after being quiet for a month definitely caught my attention. Whether it's new buying or just shuffling things around between their exchange and custody infrastructure, hard to say for sure.