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Coins from 2011 are on the move: should we fear the old whales? đ
A few days ago, a transfer of 75 $BTC from a wallet that had been inactive since 2011 was recorded on the network â back when bitcoin cost less than a cup of coffee. The reason it woke up wasnât a desire to cash in on millions of percent in profits, but a high-profile court case.
News like this always makes the crowd nervous, but 75 coins are just a drop in the ocean compared with the current $BTC trading volume. The main takeaway is something else: even the earliest and âdormantâ addresses are now under the close scrutiny of regulators and lawyers.
Do you believe Satoshi himself will ever move his coins, or are the keys lost forever? đ
#BTC #WhaleAlert #Satoshi
Coins from 2011 are on the move: should we fear the old whales? đ
A few days ago, a transfer of 75 $BTC from a wallet that had been inactive since 2011 was recorded on the network â back when bitcoin cost less than a cup of coffee. The reason it woke up wasnât a desire to cash in on millions of percent in profits, but a high-profile court case.
News like this always makes the crowd nervous, but 75 coins are just a drop in the ocean compared with the current $BTC trading volume. The main takeaway is something else: even the earliest and âdormantâ addresses are now under the close scrutiny of regulators and lawyers.
Do you believe Satoshi himself will ever move his coins, or are the keys lost forever? đ
#BTC #WhaleAlert #Satoshi