1,878 BTC Moves Onchain as Noah Doe's Declaratory Judgment Bid Unravels
After a judge halted a default judgment Friday in the New York Supreme Court case Noah Doe v. John Does 1-39,069, several onchain wallets linked to the litigation have sprung into motion. On Sunday, Galaxy Research identified a wallet dormant since 2019 that transferred 1,878.5711 $BTC, valued at $114.16 million, marking its first activity in 6.5 years; notably, this address had also been dusted with an OP_RETURN notice connected to the Noah Doe lawsuit. Key Takeaways:Galaxy Research flagged a 1,878 $BTC move on Jun. 7, challenging Noah Does abandonment claim.Ian Cohens May 2026 filing paused the case, raising scrutiny of 39,069 wallet claims.Bitcoin wallets from 2011 and 2019 reactivated; the upcoming hearing may reshape the case. Noah Does $293 Billion Claim The digital currency community has been closely tracking a case involving a pseudonymous plaintiff known as “Noah Doe,” who filed suit in the New York Supreme Court claiming he developed a proprietary algorithm capable of identifying 39,069 dormant bitcoin addresses. The wallets included addresses associated with Satoshi Nakamoto, Mt Gox, the Counterparty burn address, and others. After cataloging the addresses onto USB drives, Doe delivered them to the NYPD as allegedly found property and invoked New Yorks lost-and-found statute (Article 7-B), arguing that
