Bitcoin Miner 3PFNdg Reportedly Sold 265 BTC After 2 Years

Bitcoin miner 3PFNdg reportedly sold 265.19 BTC worth $18.06 million after the wallet's last reported Bitcoin sale two years earlier, according to a Bitget brief that attributed the alert to Lookonchain. Because the underlying on-chain record was not independently recovered in this run, the move should be read as an attributed report rather than a fully verified wallet trace.

What the report says about miner 3PFNdg's sale

Bitget's April 7, 2026 brief, citing Lookonchain monitoring, said miner 3PFNdg sold 265.19 BTC worth $18.06 million. The same report said the wallet's last Bitcoin sale was two years earlier.

That narrow fact pattern is the whole confirmed story so far: one Bitget item repeating a Lookonchain alert about a miner wallet that had not sold for two years. The brief does not, on its own, establish the wallet's full address or publish a recovered block-explorer record.

How the report fits the current Bitcoin backdrop

At research capture, CoinGecko's bitcoin page was used as the article baseline at $68,376, with a -1.79% 24-hour change, a $1.37 trillion market cap, and roughly $45.60 billion in 24-hour volume. That places the reported miner sale in a softer BTC tape than the broader allocation stories DefiLiban covered in Bitcoin Spot ETFs See $471M Inflow on April 6 as Market Watches Ethereum.

Using the $68,376 spot baseline in this draft, the reported transfer size and Bitget's cited dollar value sit in the same range. That consistency supports the report's arithmetic, but it still does not substitute for a wallet address or transaction hash.

What remains unverified in the wallet story

The biggest gap is still the missing primary on-chain record. According to the Bitget summary of the Lookonchain alert, the wallet label is truncated as 3PFNdg, and the full address, transaction hash, destination wallet, and exact transfer time were not independently confirmed in this run.

That is why this article uses cautious language such as reportedly and attributed report. Until the original alert or a Bitcoin block-explorer entry appears alongside the cited Bitget brief, readers should treat the miner sale as a single-source report and watch for a verifiable transaction record rather than assume independent confirmation.

Disclosure: This report relies on the cited Bitget brief and market-data snapshots referenced above, and it is not investment advice.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.