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Irish drug dealer's lost 500 BTC reawakens after 10 years, likely moved by police
Onchain analysts on Tuesday flagged a $35 million transfer linked to a 6,000 BTC stash tied to Irish drug dealer Clifton Collins, which had long been considered unrecoverable. According to Arkham Intelligence data, a wallet associated with Collins transferred 500 BTC to an unknown address "3ASF4…KiaKC" in the morning hours of March 24. The wallet quickly distributed the 500 BTC across dozens of addresses, with $13.5 million deposited into Coinbase Prime. The wallet, labeled "Clifton Collins: Lost Keys" on Arkham, had been inactive for 10 years, with its last recorded activity in January 2016. The Irish Times ... (full story)
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From @LiveSquawk|Mar 25, 2026ECB Pres Lagarde: ECB Won't Be Paralyzed By Hesitation On Iran Response - Monetary Policy Can't Bring Down Energy Prices - Significant, Persists Shock Suggests Forceful Response
Lagarde: Navigating energy shocks: risks and policy responses It is a pleasure to be back at the ECB Watchers Conference. If this event had been held a few weeks ago, my speech would have been very different. The euro area economy ended the year with solid growth momentum. Inflation stood at 1.9% in February. And domestic growth engines looked to be strengthening, particularly private consumption, investment in digitalisation and defence spending. In all likelihood, we would have revised up our March forecasts for growth and revised them down for inflation. But we find ourselves yet again in a different world, whose contours are not yet clear. We are facing profound uncertainty about the path of the economy. None of us can resolve the uncertainty about how the war in Iran will play out. But what I can do is set out how we will approach this shock. The main message
