Fcoin cold wallet has other secrets? Why has 9900BTC been transferred to other exchanges?
ChainInfo
2020-02-18 05:23
本文约765字,阅读全文需要约3分钟
The inability to withdraw FCoin due to shutdown is a hot spot in the currency circle in recent days.

Total text: 689 words

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

Total text: 689 words

According to the BTC cold wallet address 12rU7whLERNrkDb8bTe9VJJSKZvCXy7dj7 in FCoin's official announcement "FCoin Asset Transparency Plan Address Disclosure (Part 1)" released on June 14, 2018, Chain.info uses Biteye, a self-developed transaction tracking system, to track funds at this address. The flow direction is tracked, and the visualization results are as follows:

Source: Chain.info

An overview of addresses

Source: Chain.info

overview

overview

Source: Chain.info

image description

From the transfer history, we can see that the first transfer of the cold wallet address (address 1) announced by FCoin occurred on June 13, 2018, and the last transfer occurred on February 14, 2020. During this period, a total of 9889.14384277 BTC. From the flow analysis, we can see that most of the BTC in address 1 flowed into address 2, and the active time of the two addresses basically coincided. The BTC in address 2 was transferred through one or two addresses, and finally flowed into well-known exchanges such as Binance, Huobi, OKEx, ZB, Bithumb, Bitflyer, Bitfinex, Gate.io, Poloniex, etc. At present, the balances of address 1 and address 2 are both 0, and the last large transfer out of address 2 occurred on January 30 this year, and 100 BTC flowed into the Binance recharge wallet address.

Disclaimer: The opinions involved in this report are based on comprehensive research and judgment based on data analysis. They are only for reference and not as investment basis. Risky investment in currency speculation requires caution.

ChainInfo
作者文库