According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO wallet identified as 0x2dCA holding 40,000 ETH (about $120M) reactivated after more than a decade and staked the holdings rather than selling, with transactions referenced to Etherscan address 0x26021abdd34df672fed798cf5a2e98190d22aaa8 (source: Lookonchain on X; source: Etherscan). This activity indicates no immediate exchange-bound outflows from this wallet during the reactivation window, as funds were committed to staking instead of transfers to trading venues (source: Lookonchain on X; source: Etherscan). At 32 ETH required per validator, 40,000 ETH corresponds to roughly 1,250 validator deposits (source: Ethereum.org staking documentation).

According to @lookonchain, an early Ethereum ICO wallet 0x2dCA holding 40,000 ETH (about $119.5M) became active after more than 10 years and transferred 5 ETH (about $15K) to a new wallet (source: @lookonchain). Etherscan data for address 0x2dca0e449ab646dbdfd393a96662960bcab5ae1e records the 5 ETH outbound transaction to a fresh address, confirming the movement (source: Etherscan). According to @lookonchain, the participant originally invested roughly $12.4K in the ICO for 40,000 ETH, now valued near $119.5M, a 9,639x return (source: @lookonchain).

According to @OnchainLens, an early Ethereum (ETH) ICO wallet that had been dormant for over 10 years moved 200 ETH valued at $625,000 from address 0x9a6708DdB8903c289F83fe889c1eDcD61f854423 (source: @OnchainLens). According to @OnchainLens citing Nansen data, the participant spent $310 during the Ethereum ICO and received 1,000 ETH, now valued at approximately $3.13 million (source: @OnchainLens; data: Nansen). According to @OnchainLens, the 200 ETH transfer equals 20% of the wallet’s original ICO allocation based on the sourced figures (source: @OnchainLens).

According to @OnchainLens, a dormant Ethereum ICO participant wallet that originally received 49.933 ETH for $15.5 sold 0.01 ETH about 5 hours ago, with the address activity verifiable on Etherscan. According to @OnchainLens, the wallet retains approximately 49.93 ETH valued around $239.5K, reflecting a 15,424x return on the initial outlay, and Etherscan shows the remaining balance. Based on figures reported by @OnchainLens and visible on Etherscan, the 0.01 ETH sale is roughly 0.02% of the wallet’s current holdings.

According to Lookonchain, Ethereum ICO participant wallet 0x61b9 transferred its entire 334.7 ETH after more than 10 years of inactivity on August 16, 2025, valued at about $1.48M for a 14,269x return on an initial $104 ICO allocation. Source: Lookonchain. According to Lookonchain, the post does not indicate that the funds were sent to an exchange, and the on-chain movement and amounts can be independently verified via the Etherscan address 0x61b9 with full transfer history and timestamps. Sources: Lookonchain, Etherscan.

According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum (ETH) ICO participant who had been dormant for nearly a decade transferred 0.002 ETH from their wallet just 44 minutes ago. The address originally received 2,000 ETH at the Genesis block for $620, at an ICO price of approximately $0.31 per ETH. The wallet's holdings are now valued at $5.03 million. This sudden movement of early ETH could influence market sentiment and spark volatility, as traders monitor whether more substantial transfers or sales may follow. Such activities are often watched as potential indicators of large-scale liquidity entering exchanges, which could impact ETH price action in the short term (source: Lookonchain, Etherscan).