Arkham said that Alameda unstaked $17 million worth of SOL and moved it to its bankruptcy account, describing the transfer as part of the estate’s recurring monthly distributions to creditors. Arkham also said the linked on-chain accounts still hold about $321 million in SOL.
ALAMEDA JUST UNSTAKED $17M OF SOL
Alameda just unstaked $17M of SOL and moved it to their Bankruptcy account. They periodically distribute SOL every month to creditors.
They still hold $321M of SOL in their on-chain accounts. pic.twitter.com/oOlzrHtgDG
— Arkham (@arkham) March 12, 2026
The transaction keeps attention on how the FTX-Alameda estate is unwinding one of its largest remaining crypto positions. Regular SOL unlocks tied to creditor repayments have become a standing feature of the bankruptcy process, and each movement tends to draw scrutiny because it can affect expectations around supply, liquidity and potential sell pressure.
The next thing to watch is whether additional estate-linked wallets follow with further transfers and how quickly unstaked SOL moves after reaching bankruptcy-controlled addresses. For market participants, the key issue is not just the $17 million headline, but the pace at which remaining SOL holdings are processed as creditor payouts continue.
Source: Arkham (X).
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