A UK Bitcoin investor has recovered 61 BTC after losing access to the funds when an early crypto exchange collapsed in 2014. The coins, originally purchased for £1,500, are now valued at approximately £3.3 million ($5 million).
The recovery came after a 12-year effort to reclaim the funds. The investor says he plans to use the windfall to purchase a larger home.
The case highlights the long-term consequences of early exchange failures and the enduring value of Bitcoin holdings from crypto's earliest years. #BTC #binancesquare
$BTC is sitting around **$77K–$78K** after getting rejected near the $80K–$81K area.
Here are the levels I'm watching 👇
🟢 **$75K–$77K — KEY SUPPORT**
🔴 **$80K–$83K — MAJOR RESISTANCE**
📈 **Bullish scenario:** If BTC holds support and reclaims $80K with strong volume, the $81K–$83K zone comes back into focus.
📉 **Bearish scenario:** If $75K–$77K breaks decisively, the next downside area could be around the mid-$75Ks, with lower levels possible if selling accelerates.
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