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by: xpoolPosted on: September 6, 2025

Unclaimed Bitcoin Worth $5 Billion Linked to Movie2K Case

Arkham Intelligence has uncovered approximately 45,000 BTC linked to the Movie2K piracy case, a significant discovery with potential market implications. The bitcoins have remained untouched since 2019 and are not under German custody, prompting concerns about their potential impact on Bitcoin markets.

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