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Controversial Transfer of Bitcoinxab

Conor Grogan, the Head of Product at Coinbase, claimed that the $8.6 billion transfer of Bitcoin (BTC) on July 4 was a “small possibility” involving a hack. He revealed the huge scale of the transaction, which spanned 80,000 wallets, used as a test for Bitcoin Cash (BCH), and was implicated in怡.Instground’s drift.


The Magn beneficiaries of transactions

The Bitcoin had been moved into a few hundred wallets, including an original held by Roger Ver, also known as “Bitcoin Jesus.” While some assumed contacts with the IRS with $48 million in taxes owed, others questioned the source of the transaction.


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Grogan cited a BCH test transaction as a warning sign, suggesting that the wallets belonged to someone testing the private key. However, a former Visa confidentialist criticized his reasoning, noting that secret keys and wallet security are currently deemed mathematically infeasible.


Opposition from other X users

Several X users dispatched their responses in defense or disagreement with Grogan’s claims. Sani, who identifies as “Timechain Index,” questioned the BTC scale and suggested the transfer was unlikely to be fraudulent. Bretep, a former Coinbase developer, rejected the fraud angle and accused Grogan of dismissing edits.
Further, bizzy pointed out a flaw in Grogan’s analysis—he didn’t consider a scammer attempting to execute the transaction before it.


Trapping by others

Optimism contributors, including Binji Pande, questioned the reasonableness of the Bitcoinvaluation changes relative to the scale of the transaction. Pande mentioned that the network shows Earthquakes moving funds, implying effort, rather than a mere test transaction.


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