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Metaplanet Moves 5,014 BTC Between Custodial Addresses, CEO Says No Sale

Metaplanet Moves 5,014 BTC Between Custodial Addresses, CEO Says No Sale

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Metaplanet transferred 5,014 Bitcoin between custodial addresses this week, and CEO Simon Gerovich confirmed the company didn't sell any of it. The move, which cost roughly $8 in network fees, had some observers wondering whether the firm was liquidating. Gerovich's statement puts that to rest.

Translation: "Metaplanet a transféré 5 014 Bitcoin entre des adresses de garde cette semaine, et le PDG Simon Gerovich a confirmé que la société n'en a vendu aucun. Ce mouvement, qui a coûté environ 8 $ en frais de réseau, a fait se demander à certains observateurs si l'entreprise liquidait. La déclaration de Gerovich met fin à ces spéculations." Next h2: "The transfer details" -> "Les détails du transfert"

The transfer was confirmed by Gerovich, who said no Bitcoin was sold. The transaction fee of approximately $8 is notably low for a transfer of that size, suggesting it was an internal move rather than a sale. Custodial addresses are typically used for storage, and moving funds between them is a routine operation for companies that hold large amounts of crypto.

Translation: "Le transfert a été confirmé par Gerovich, qui a déclaré qu'aucun Bitcoin n'avait été vendu. Les frais de transaction d'environ 8 $ sont remarquablement bas pour un transfert de cette taille, ce qui suggère qu'il s'agit d'un mouvement interne plutôt que d'une vente. Les adresses de garde sont généralement utilisées pour le stockage, et le déplacement de fonds entre elles est une opération courante pour les entreprises qui détiennent de grandes quantités de crypto." Next h2: "Why the confirmation matters" -> "Pourquoi cette confirmation est importante"

Large Bitcoin transfers often trigger speculation about a company's intentions. When a firm moves a five-figure amount, the immediate question is whether it's preparing to sell. Gerovich's explicit denial removes that ambiguity. The low fee also points to a non-commercial transfer — a sale would typically involve more complex transaction structures.

Translation: "Les grands transferts