The Bitcoin market saw a slight fluctuation today, with prices dropping below $96,000, approximately 11% down from the high point last December. While this volatility is not significant, it is enough to attract the attention of investors 📉.

Meanwhile, something interesting happened on the blockchain network: a wallet that had been dormant since 2015 suddenly became active, transferring 44.99 BTC. These Bitcoins were worth only $290 back then, but today they are valued at several million dollars 💰.

Not only that, the same user also transferred a total of 59.99 BTC from multiple old addresses, utilizing the more modern Pay to Witness Public Key Hash (P2WPKH) technology. This method of transfer not only enhances security but may also be aimed at better asset management 🔒.

In addition, some wallets that had not been used since 2017 also began to become active, conducting small transfers. This fragmented transfer strategy may be intended to obscure larger scale fund movements.

On Saturday, a wallet that had been dormant for 12 years was activated, transferring 104.99 BTC. These Bitcoins were worth only $1,200 back then, but today their value has surpassed $10 million. This transfer also utilized the new address format, demonstrating the impact of technological advancements on cryptocurrency asset management 🚀.