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A Bitcoin wallet that's been inactive for 10.3 years just woke up and moved a massive 687.33 BTC, valued at almost $44 million! 🤯 This wallet got those bitcoins back in January 2014 when BTC was only worth $917.
🕵️♂️ This unexpected action from a wallet created in the time of Bitcoin's mysterious founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, has sparked interest and guesses among the crypto community. The wallet split its holdings, sending 625.43 BTC to one address and 61.9 BTC to another. Some think these old wallets might belong to Satoshi Nakamoto.
🐳🐳 Despite the theories, experts believe these wallets probably belong to early miners or investors taking advantage of Bitcoin's rise. BTC went up nearly 4% in the past week, reaching about $65,500 before dipping again. The transfer raises worries about a potential sell-off, suggesting a big move to sell a lot of Bitcoin.
📈 When Bitcoin's price shot above $70,000 earlier this year, several inactive whales got active. One whale, who gathered nearly 4,300 BTC a decade ago for less than $30 each, made their first transfer in over ten years, moving 246 BTC worth close to $17 million.
🔍 A recent study found about 1.75 million Bitcoin wallets that have been inactive for ten years or more. These wallets hold a total of 1,798,681 bitcoins, worth around $121 billion. These "lost" coins make up about 8.5%
