A Bitcoin Whale That Slept Through Covid Just Woke Up Imagine receiving a fortune nine days before a historic crash and simply not flinching. 🐋 A wallet that got its coins on March 3, 2020, just before Covid sent Bitcoin under $4,000, moved about 4,582 $BTC worth $377.6 million on Monday. It went to five fresh addresses. That’s roughly a ninefold gain from the $40.8 million the coins were worth when they arrived. The wallet didn’t send anything out for over four years, and its first move in August 2024 was a tiny 0.009 BTC payment. That kind of patience is rarer than any chart pattern. 💎 Naturally, the question is whether they’re about to sell. CryptoQuant data links spikes in old coins moving with corrections or high volatility, but these transfers can also be simple security housekeeping between wallets the same owner controls. None of the five new addresses has moved anything yet. I’d keep this in perspective. Addresses linked to the US government recently moved at least $1.5 billion in BTC, and the purpose there is just as unclear. Old coins waking up is worth noticing, but I’d wait for them to reach an exchange before reading it as a sell signal. 🧭 #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #Bitcoin