Lazarus is active again—and this time, it’s 121.5 BTC. According to data from Arkham Intelligence, the North Korean hacking group Lazarus just transferred 121.5 BTC (approximately $7.7 million) to two unidentified wallet addresses just about an hour ago. This isn’t a particularly large transaction when compared to the total amount of Bitcoin Lazarus is believed to hold. But every movement of their funds draws significant attention from the community. The reason is simple: This could simply be a wallet restructuring activity. It could also be preparation for subsequent transactions aimed at obfuscating the funds’ origin. Or it might just be an internal asset management move. At this moment, there is no confirmed information regarding the purpose of this transaction. However, all movements from wallets labeled as associated with Lazarus are being closely monitored by on-chain analysts. Is this just a routine transfer—or the first sign of a larger series of transactions? The on-chain community will undoubtedly keep a close eye on these wallet addresses in the coming period.