According to BlockBeats, on July 4th, several Mt.Gox wallets participated in small transaction tests hours before the repayment of $9 billion worth of Bitcoin. Arkham Intelligence reported that these transactions involved three wallets previously associated with the collapsed trading platform. The largest transaction was a Bitcoin worth $24.
When the Mt.Gox funds were last massively transferred, these funds were primarily consolidated into three wallets. When this occurred, a wallet once used as an intermediary was left with $24. According to Arkham tags, in the past few hours, this small amount of Bitcoin was forwarded to a wallet, which then sent the funds to Bitbank's hot wallet. The remaining Bitcoin was sent to a new wallet.