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L'era del movimento prevedibile e laterale per Bitcoin è giunta a una fine brusca. Per mesi, i partecipanti al mercato hanno goduto di un ambiente relativamente stabile, ma le maree sono cambiate in modo violento. I dati recenti suggeriscono che la "fase di calma" è ufficialmente finita, sostituita da un'impennata di volatilità che ha inviato onde d'urto attraverso l'ecosistema crypto. Questo cambiamento non è solo una fluttuazione casuale; è guidato da movimenti massicci e coordinati dei giocatori più influenti del mercato: le balene.
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Some Bitcoin fortunes haven’t moved in over a decade. At today’s prices, they represent hundreds of billions in silent capital.
1️⃣ Satoshi Nakamoto — 1,000,000 BTC ($66B)
The biggest mystery in crypto. Mined in Bitcoin’s earliest days and untouched since 2010. Whether Satoshi Nakamoto is alive, gone, or simply silent — no one knows.
2️⃣ Mt. Gox Hacker Wallet — 79,957 BTC (~$5.3B)
Received in a single transfer on March 1, 2011. Not one satoshi has ever moved. A closely watched relic tied to the Mt. Gox collapse.
3️⃣ Mystery Wallet (BEQeC) — 83,000 BTC (~$5.5B)
Over a decade old. Zero outgoing transactions. Occasionally receives tiny deposits from curious onlookers — but it has never sent anything out.
4️⃣ 2010 Mining Wallet — 28,000 BTC (~$1.85B)
Accumulated during Bitcoin’s infancy when mining difficulty was minimal. Completely dormant ever since.
5️⃣ Early Solo Miner Wallet — 9,260 BTC (~$611M)
Active briefly in August 2010. Likely a solo miner from Bitcoin’s earliest era. The coins have never moved.
6️⃣ Mircea Popescu’s Suspected Holdings — ~$2B
Early Bitcoin advocate Mircea Popescu reportedly drowned in 2021 at age 41. It remains unclear whether access credentials were ever passed on.
7️⃣ Silk Road–Era Wallets — Thousands of BTC
Several addresses dating back to the Silk Road years still hold massive balances. One wallet worth roughly $1B suddenly moved in 2020 after seven years of silence — while Ross Ulbricht was serving his sentence.
Beyond these, dozens of 2011–2013 wallets holding 1,000–5,000 BTC each remain untouched — collectively worth billions.
According to estimates from BTC Graveyard, roughly 3.7 million BTC may be permanently lost or inaccessible. At current prices, that’s around $244 billion in Bitcoin that may never move again.
Dormant. Silent. Potentially gone forever.
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Some Bitcoin wallets have been completely silent for over a decade… yet they hold billions. These dormant giants are one of the most fascinating mysteries in crypto.
Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallets — Around 1,000,000 BTC (~$66B).
Untouched since 2010. This could be the biggest dormant fortune in modern financial history. No one knows if Satoshi is alive, gone, or simply choosing to stay silent.
Mt. Gox hacker wallet — 79,957 BTC (~$5.3B).
Received in a single transaction on March 1, 2011. Not one satoshi has moved since. It remains one of the most closely watched wallets in crypto.
Mystery wallet (BEQeC) — 83,000 BTC (~$5.5B).
This address has never sent an outgoing transaction — ever. For more than a decade it has only received occasional deposits from curious users.
Unknown 2010 mining wallet — 28,000 BTC (~$1.85B).
Created in Bitcoin’s earliest mining days, when this amount could be mined within months using basic hardware. The funds have never moved.
Unknown early mining wallet — 9,260 BTC (~$611M).
Active briefly in August 2010, likely belonging to a solo miner from Bitcoin’s infancy. The coins have remained untouched ever since.
Mircea Popescu’s suspected holdings — Estimated ~$2B in BTC.
The early Bitcoin advocate reportedly drowned in 2021 at age 41. It’s still unclear whether access to his holdings was ever preserved.
Silk Road–era wallets — Thousands of BTC across multiple addresses.
One wallet worth around $1B suddenly moved in 2020 after seven years of silence — while Ross Ulbricht was serving his prison sentence.
Multiple 2011–2013 era wallets —
Dozens of addresses holding 1,000–5,000 BTC each remain dormant for over a decade. Combined, they represent billions in potentially lost supply.
📊 According to btcgraveyard estimates, roughly 3.7 million BTC may be permanently lost or inaccessible.
At current prices, that’s about $244 billion in Bitcoin that may never move again.
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Autore: Jan Krivonosov
I grandi detentori di bitcoin hanno approfittato del crollo del mercato e negli ultimi giorni hanno accumulato volumi record di BTC - i più grandi da novembre. Tuttavia, gli analisti avvertono: anche tali acquisti non sono ancora in grado di cambiare l'attuale trend negativo.

I grandi giocatori hanno acquistato BTC per $4 miliardi - ma la domanda è ancora bassa