A Satoshi-era Bitcoin holder moved $1.1 billion worth of Bitcoin to centralized exchanges, raising concerns about a potential market correction. Galaxy Digital managed the transactions, liquidating nearly 30,000 BTC while retaining a sizable portion.
A Satoshi-era Bitcoin whale, dormant for 14 years, moved a second 40,192 BTC pile to Galaxy Digital, completing a $9.54 billion offload over three days. The moves suggest potential sales, with Galaxy Digital facilitating OTC trades.
A Satoshi-era Bitcoin whale has awakened after 14 years of dormancy, moving $4.6 billion worth of Bitcoin. This move is being closely monitored by the cryptocurrency community, as whale actions can significantly impact the market.
The Bitcoin rich list for 2025 reveals a shifting, yet highly concentrated distribution of BTC power. Exchanges like Binance top the list, while MicroStrategy leads corporate holdings. The U.S. now holds the largest sovereign stash of BTC.
The movement of billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin from long-dormant wallets dating back to 2010 and 2011 has ignited intense speculation within the crypto community. This transaction, originating from the "Satoshi era," raises questions about the identity and intentions of the holders.
A "Satoshi-era" Bitcoin wallet, dormant for over 14 years, has moved 10,000 BTC valued at approximately $1.09 billion. This move, by an early holder who acquired the coins when they were worth less than a dollar each, has sparked significant speculation within the crypto market.
A Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallet, dormant for 14 years, moved over $1 billion in BTC. The wallet contained 10,000 BTC acquired in 2011 at $0.78 per coin. The transfer occurred as Bitcoin edges toward new all-time highs.
Satoshi-era Bitcoin miners sold just 150 BTC in 2025, despite Bitcoin's all-time high prices. Large miners are increasing their reserves, while the oldest participants have slashed sales compared to 2024.
