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Someone owns around 1.1 million Bitcoin. That's ~$81 BILLION. They haven't moved a single coin in 15 years. And nobody knows who they are. So what would happen to the price of Bitcoin if Satoshi sold?
If Satoshi dumped all ~1.1M BTC at once, price would crash hard. Order books cannot absorb ~5.5% of supply without a steep multi-tens-of-percent drop, amplified by panic selling and liquidations.
A gradual multi-year OTC sale is more realistic. Market depth studies put the lasting impact around 10-13% (up to ~25% in aggressive scenarios). The bigger hit would be psychological: the first real movement after 15 years of dormancy.
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Traders are mostly liquidated during a bullish market, specifically during sharp, sudden market liquidations known as "long squeezes."
While it sounds counterintuitive because prices are rising overall, bullish markets attract significantly higher retail volume, aggressive leverage, and a fear of missing out (FOMO). When a sudden, sharp downside correction happens in a bull market, it triggers a domino effect of liquidations for overleveraged buyers.
Crypto bull markets move upward in steps, but they correct violently. These downward corrections are highly localized, mechanics-driven events rather than fundamental changes:
• The Leverage Cascade (Long Squeeze): When market sentiment is extremely bullish, traders aggressively stack long positions using high leverage. A minor 3% to 5% price dip (often driven by standard profit-taking) instantly pushes these positions to their liquidation price.
• Forced Market Selling: Once a trader's margin threshold is crossed, crypto exchanges automatically market-sell their collateral to protect the exchange's liquidity. These forced market sells push prices down further, instantly triggering the liquidation of the next tier of over-leveraged traders.
• The Volatility Loop: This cascading domino effect causes "flash crashes" where an asset can drop 10% - 20% in minutes before rapidly bouncing back once the over-leveraged positions are completely wiped out.

A 93-year-old woman who is mayor, bartender & librarian
Monowi, Nebraska is the only incorporated town in the US with a population of 1.
The 1 resident is Elsie Eiler, 93 born Oct 11, 1933 in Monowi when it had an average of 150 persons.
Since her hubby Rudy died in 2004, she has been the sole person on the US Census.
She is a mayor, a clerk, a treasurer, a librarian and a bartender - she posts a notice for mayoral elections in her bar and votes for herself.
She runs Monowi Tavern (12 hrs a day, 6 days a week since 1971) and Rudy's Library - 5,000 books her husband collected, opened after his death in 2004.
Her own words: “When I apply for my liquor licence, they send it to the secretary of the village, which is me. So I get them as secretary, sign them as clerk and give them to myself as bar owner.”
In March 2026, Nebraska officials still approved an audit waiver addressed to her as village chair - the one-woman government is still legally operating.
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