Arkham tracks Kelsier Ventures wallets from nearly $300 million to $2 million

PRODUCTArkham tracks Kelsier Ventureswallets from nearly $300 millionto $2 million19IMPORTANCECLOSED2NEWS MEDIA2PIECESOct 5, 2026 09:12blockboard.net

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Arkham tracked wallets tied to Kelsier Ventures and Hayden Davis as holding about $2 million, after they had held nearly $300 million in February 2025. The earlier holdings were spread across more than 1,000 addresses and were mostly in LIBRA tokens. Arkham linked the lower balance to wallets it followed after LIBRA’s launch.

What this rests on

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The drop in value was described as highlighting volatility and regulatory challenges in the crypto market.
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More than 1,000 addresses associated with Kelsier Ventures and Hayden Davis held nearly $300 million in assets in February 2025, with most of the value in LIBRA tokens.
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Those same wallets were later tracked at about $2 million.
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Arkham followed wallets tied to Kelsier Ventures after LIBRA’s launch.

What it means

Users and market participants who follow the Kelsier-linked wallets see a much smaller balance today than in February 2025, when more than 1,000 addresses held nearly $300 million and most of it was in LIBRA tokens. That makes the wallet set a visible marker for people watching the LIBRA-related flow of assets now.

In practice, the tracked wallet group is no longer shown as sitting on a near-$300 million stash; the figure now sits at about $2 million. What stays the same is that the addresses are still identified as tied to Kelsier Ventures and Hayden Davis, and they are still being tracked as a group.

Market reaction

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