TLDRArkham Intelligence reported that a SpaceX-tagged Bitcoin wallet moved BTC after nearly six months of inactivity.The wallet sent about $88 worth of BTC to another address that also appears linked to SpaceX.The small transfer may indicate a custody test, wallet rotation, or address-control check.There is no confirmed evidence that SpaceX plans to sell any part of its Bitcoin holdings.SpaceX reportedly holds 18,712 BTC worth around $1.16 billion, keeping its treasury activity under market attention.SpaceX-linked Bitcoin activity returned after Arkham Intelligence flagged a tiny transfer today. The address, tagged SpaceX 15atF, sent about $88 in BTC to another wallet beginning with bc1q9. Arkham wrote, “SPACEX JUST MOVED BITCOIN,” and said the wallet had stayed inactive for roughly six months.The transaction remained small, but corporate-linked Bitcoin wallets often draw market attention when they move funds. On-chain users often treat tiny payments as tests for address control, custody access, or internal routing. However, this transfer does not confirm that SpaceX plans to sell any Bitcoin.BTC Holdings Keep Treasury Focus AliveSpaceX still holds 18,712 BTC, according to figures tied to its public filing and market trackers. That balance sits near $1.16 billion at recent prices, although values change with the market. The latest transfer represented only a share of the reported SpaceX Bitcoin treasury.SPACEX JUST MOVED BITCOINA tagged SpaceX address just moved Bitcoin for the first time in 6 months. SpaceX (15atF) made a test transaction of $88 of BTC to SpaceX (bc1q9).Is SpaceX about to move more BTC? pic.twitter.com/vQITSDKtGI— Arkham (@arkham) July 8, 2026The receiving wallet also carries a SpaceX tag, which supports a possible internal rotation. Companies can move crypto between controlled wallets for custody checks, security reviews, or operational updates. Therefore, the available data points to wallet activity, not confirmed treasury liquidation.Market Milestones Add Wider ContextSpaceX recently completed its IPO and entered the Nasdaq 100, adding market context to the wallet move. The index tracks large nonfinancial companies and supports many funds designed to follow its performance. As a result, SpaceX now sits inside a larger public-market framework.The timing gave the small BTC transfer extra attention, but the blockchain record remains limited. Arkham data shows movement between tagged wallets, and it does not show a sale. For now, SpaceX has only restarted activity from an inactive Bitcoin address.The post SpaceX Bitcoin Wallet Awakens With Tiny BTC Test Transfer appeared first on Blockonomi.