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$BTC DARI THE EARLY DAYS OF BITCOIN BACK ACTIVE!
Seven Bitcoin miner wallets that had been inactive for around 16.5 years suddenly moved on September 5.
Each holds 50 BTC, bringing the total to 350 BTC, or about $28 million at the time of the transaction. The coins come from mining rewards in March 2010, when the Bitcoin block reward was still 50 BTC.
What has the market buzzing is the age of the coins.
This is Bitcoin from a time when the network was still in its very early stage.
But there’s one important thing:
There is no evidence that those BTC belong to Satoshi Nakamoto.
Whale Alert traced the seven origin blocks of the coins and stated that none were mined by Satoshi, based on their research.
From a market perspective, this movement needs to be watched, but it doesn’t automatically mean sell pressure.
What matters more is where that BTC moves next.
🏦 If it goes to an exchange → sell pressure potential increases
🔐 If it goes to a cold wallet → most likely it’s just moving or consolidating
🐋 If it keeps moving → the market will pay even more attention to early-era whale activity
Interestingly, Whale Alert noted that one of the transactions happened earlier, and the pattern is consistent with the possibility of a test transaction before the next transfer.
Bitcoin, 16.5 years old, is moving again.
Not Satoshi.
Not automatically a dump signal.
But clearly a reminder that early-era BTC can return to the market at any time.
Now the question is:
Where will these 350 BTC end up?
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