🚀🚀 Bitcoin enthusiasts, buckle up! A Bitcoin wallet that's been snoozing for 10.3 years just woke up and transferred a whopping 687.33 BTC, worth nearly $44 million! 🤯 This wallet received these bitcoins back in January 2014 when BTC was priced at a mere $917.

🕵️‍♂️ This sudden activity from a Satoshi-era wallet has sparked curiosity and speculation within the crypto community. The wallet split its holdings, sending 625.43 BTC to one address and the remaining 61.9 BTC to another. Some believe these old wallets could be linked to Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.

🐳🐳 Despite the theories, experts think these wallets likely belong to early miners or investors capitalizing on Bitcoin's recovery. BTC has gained almost 4% over the past week, reaching around $65,500 before another retracement. The transfer raises concerns about a potential sell-off, possibly indicating a move to offload a large Bitcoin reserve.

📈 As Bitcoin's price surged above $70,000 earlier this year, several dormant whales woke up. One such whale, who accumulated nearly 4,300 BTC a decade ago at less than $30, made their first transfer in over ten years, moving 246 BTC worth close to $17 million.

🔍 A recent study found that there are roughly 1.75 million Bitcoin wallets that have been inactive for a decade or more. These addresses hold a total of 1,798,681 bitcoins, valued at approximately $121 billion. These "lost" coins constitute about 8.5% of Bitcoin's overall supply of 21 million, with 93% of the total supply already mined.

🔐 The fate of many dormant wallets is uncertain, but it's likely that a significant portion of them are permanently lost due to forgotten private keys. So, keep your keys safe, folks! 🗝️🔒