According to statement $BTC parser, after leaving the public space, Satoshi Nakamoto (Satochi Nalamoto) began mining cryptocurrency and managed to accumulate a large fortune. In 2010, he created numerous crypto wallets, and on each of them left at least 50 BTC.

"My theory is focused on money rather than personalities, and it leads me to think that the mysterious mega-whale of 2010 could be Satoshi himself or a member of his organization," the researcher writes.

Nakamoto used funds from the wallets, "awakening" them from hibernation, while he decided not to use the original wallets from 2009 for privacy reasons, the analyst believes. In his opinion, it is characteristic of the Bitcoin creator's wallets that:

all coins on them were mined shortly after the launch of the Bitcoin network but after Satoshi's disappearance;

each wallet contained only 50 BTC, and there were no other transactions until the "awakening";

the funds were consolidated into one P2SH format address and sent in equal portions to several bech32 addresses.

The first suspected cashing out of cryptocurrency occurred in the fall of 2019, and the last one on November 15, 2024, including the "awakening" of 2,000 bitcoins across 40 wallets. $ETH $SOL