80,000 BTC moved, but maybe not by the original wallet owner

There may be a legal reason (abandonment) someone waited 14 years, and the person or people put messages on the transaction when they first moved them. Everything points to this may NOT have been the person who at first owned the wallets. It also looks like the coins may very well not be sold until after the Sept 30th deadline.

1st message: "LEGAL NOTICE: We have taken possession of this wallet and its contents"

Transaction: 4f7c80c05fd77a9c9b180f7f6400560d1ab6cf3a4ba1b6bf7429eeeefa500a05

An unambiguous message sent to multiple wallets simultaneously. The entity publicly claims so-called possession of funds, with legal formalism reminiscent of real estate seizures.

2nd: "Not abandoned? Prove it by an on-chain transaction using private key by Sept 30"

Transaction: e511f90160b2f189eaf0adce7221979cbc9001bc29e6c5476914d002a9d19886

3rd: "NOTICE TO OWNER: see salomonbros.com/owner_notice" (real link /owner-notice)

Transaction: ba9958bca2ae46e5fdea8737fef02bca6cfe1723196917699a058c30b6f52fd8

edit to add:

A Tailor-Made Legal Framework

The site salomonbros.com/owner-notice presents a complete legal argument (fake?):

• Doctrine of abandonment: Funds are considered abandoned after 14 years of inactivity
• Claim procedure: Two ways to prove ownership (on-chain signature or official documentation)
• Grace period: ≈90 days to come forward, until October 5, 2025 (no mention of September 30, 2025)
• Legal appropriation: After this deadline, funds could be legally claimed

lastly, there was this fourth message which is strange:

4th: "4 8 15 16 23 42"

[Main transaction: ac35cc92a1d97298c7b2a89e1f8260da61d0447c28927585baecd2bfa863aec0]

The famous "Lost Numbers" sent to 2 out of 8 addresses with a 3-minute interval. This selectivity in artistic message distribution reveals an even more refined communication strategy.