Bitcoin whale moves 1,260.77 BTC now worth over $100M; 75 Casascius physical coins redeemed in early September

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A 2016-era Bitcoin whale moved 1,260.77 BTC (over $100M) to an unknown P2WPKH address, and roughly 75 Casascius physical bitcoins were redeemed in early September. These events may increase near-term market attention on potential distribution versus custody reorganization, but they do not change network fundamentals. The main relevance is incremental supply mobility and monitoring for follow-on exchange inflows.

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ChainCatcher said a Bitcoin wallet created in 2016 transferred 1,260.77 BTC at block height 965,770, with the funds sent to an unidentified P2WPKH address. The wallet was opened on July 9, 2016, when its balance was valued at about $819,500. At current prices, the holdings are worth more than $100 million. Separately, close to 75 Casascius physical bitcoins were "redeemed" during the first six days of September. On Sept. 3, 14 first-series Casascius coins were redeemed. About 15 more followed on Sept. 4, and Sept. 5 saw a single-day total of 40. Casascius physical bitcoins were produced by Mike Caldwell between 2011 and 2013. The coins, made from brass, silver and gold-plated materials, contain BTC stored via an embedded private key. "Stripping" or "redeeming" refers to peeling back the hologram seal to reveal the private key and move the associated bitcoin.