Slipstream migration total, 5,681 BTC
orangesurfbtc-2085676831320035381
- Author
- @OrangeSurfBTC
- Organisation
- independent
- Evidence role
- social statement
- Posted
- 7 Aug 2026, 10:38 UTC
- Capture status
- capture held
The latest reading in OrangeSurf's running count of bitcoin moved out of multisig wallets through Slipstream, presumed to be incident migration: at least 5,681 BTC, against more than 3,650 BTC on 4 August and 5,371 BTC hours earlier the same night. This reading adds a breakdown by quorum, and the post says the large majority of the migrated bitcoin came from 2-of-3 wallets. Two charts are attached. No transaction set, methodology or counterfactual is published with it, so both the total and the inference that the spends are incident migration remain the author's own.
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