According to CoinMeta, an early wallet that had not transferred any bitcoins since 2011 transferred 75 BTC coins to a new address on the evening of November 12th, Eastern Time (ET), worth approximately $5 million. The same transaction also used 546聪 that the account received on May 22nd; the plaintiff had attached a court-authorized service notice link to this small transfer. As of the evening of November 13th, Eastern Time, these bitcoins were still in the new address, and the identity of the wallet controller as well as the reason for the transfer remain unclear. This wallet is listed as defendant number 3,419 in the revised complaint. The plaintiff claims that assets in a wallet that has been inactive for at least five years can be considered lost property and requests the New York State Court to confirm their ownership of about 3.8 million BTC coins across 39,069 addresses, valued at approximately $260 billion at the time of reporting.