Strategy-linked wallets moved 1,030.257 BTC (~$66.1M) in five transactions over roughly nine hours on Wednesday. Two of the five transfers consolidated into one address, while a third transfer was later split into two different addresses.
Five Transfers, One Consolidation Point
Two of the five transfers landed at the same receiving address, combining 316.295 BTC into a single wallet. The matching inputs and destination are visible directly in Arkham’s transaction records, showing a consolidation pattern rather than an inference based only on wallet clustering.
- 327GsB…TtZhmp → 3F9XzM…qfzHXE: 276.648 BTC
- 37Gu3c…ERXZH → 3CgrvP…rkPSBM: 96.74 BTC
- 3BHw5S…GPP9V → 35nGvs…K6tM: 106.65 BTC
- 3PBkVR…av1LV → 38Q713…V8yagX: 330.664 BTC
- 36v12L…F8dbt → 3CgrvP…rkPSBM: 219.555 BTC
Strategy Wallet Activity Continues After Recent Treasury Moves
Strategy-linked wallets moved 1,030.257 BTC worth approximately $66.1 million across five on-chain transactions on Wednesday, days after the company disclosed selling 1,638 BTC for $104.7 million between July 27 and Aug. 2 to cover preferred-stock dividends and partially fund its STRC share buyback program. The latest transfers add to a series of notable Bitcoin treasury movements this year.
On May 29, Strategy transferred 411 BTC, worth about $30.3 million, to Coinbase Prime before withdrawing nearly the same amount just hours later.
1,030 BTC Against the Bigger Picture
This is a small fraction of the total position. Following Wednesday’s transactions, SEC regulatory filings show Strategy’s total balance stands at 842,138 BTC.
In February 2026, a 43,415 BTC transfer to more than 100 addresses briefly triggered sale rumors that Saylor personally denied, with the movement later attributed to a custodian rotation rather than a disposal. This move also follows directly on a disclosed sale of 1,638 Bitcoin for roughly $102.4 million in the prior week, meaning Strategy has now had two BTC-outflow events inside roughly ten days, after a long run of pure accumulation.
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