- Alameda Research transferred $64.4 million worth of BIT tokens to Mirana Ventures.
- FTX liquidator made a transfer of almost $2 million in RAY tokens to Binance.
- The US government transferred millions in FTX/Alameda seized tokens to two wallets.
Alameda Research just transferred 72.6 million BitDAO (BIT) tokens—around $64.4 million—to Mirana Ventures. Alameda also got 10.335 million USDC and 28.4 million USDT from Mirana around 20 hours back.
On-chain analysis platform PeckShield said the FTX liquidator also transferred 378,000 Raydium (RAY) tokens—around $1.99 million—to Binance. This could mean the liquidator is going to sell the tokens. BIT and RAY could both become volatile in the short term.
No one knows why these transfers happened, but BIT went up 5.31% in the past 24 hours, and RAY went up 5.44%. BIT is currently $0.9606, and RAY is $5.18, according to CoinMarketCap data.
Alameda Research Holdings
Arkham data shows that the Alameda Research wallet has $274 million. The bankrupt firm has 98.8 million BIT tokens, which are worth $90.31 million.
These BIT tokens are part of an agreement between Alameda and BitDAO. BitDAO is a major decentralized autonomous organization backed by Bybit, Pantera, billionaire Peter Thiel, and others. In the deal, Alameda had to hold 100 million BIT tokens that it got in November 2021 when it converted 3.36 million FTT tokens.
US Government Transfers FTX Funds
The United States government also transferred some of the FTX/Alameda seized funds. The transfer included 5024 ETH (around $18.17 million), 13.58 million BUSD, 54.89 billion SHIB (around $1.55 million), and other tokens.
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Interestingly, the US government’s wallet holds $19.4 billion in assets. This includes over 198,000 Bitcoin, worth approximately $18.99 billion with the wallet also holding $200 million in ETH.
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