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 $9.6 billion Bitcoin transfer by a Satoshi-era whale and stablecoin audit requirements from the GENIUS Act are sparking correction concerns. The GENIUS Act, aimed at regulating stablecoins, has passed Congress and awaits President Trump's signature.
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.
Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, suggests a recent dormant Bitcoin whale movement may be linked to a government settlement. Wood noted the movement of 1.1 million coinyears and the lack of Bitcoin price reaction suggests an off-market transfer, possibly part of a legal agreement.
Blockchain intelligence firm Arkham reports that the recent $8.6 billion Bitcoin transfer doesn't appear to be leading to a sell-off. Arkham suggested the transfer may be related to a wallet upgrade.
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.
