One of the oldest whales from the Satoshi Nakamoto era, who has held Bitcoin for 13 years, has finally liquidated!\nThis wallet, which had been dormant for 13 years, recently awakened and sold 10,000 BTC in one go, worth approximately $900 million to $1.05 billion (current BTC fluctuating between $80k and $105k).\nThose coins were probably worth only a few dollars back in the day, and selling them now yields astronomical profits—pure profit-taking. However, such a large sell-off directly triggered panic: leverage liquidations, chain selling, and liquidity exhaustion caused Bitcoin's price to fluctuate at low levels, being "half alive."\nThe community is in turmoil: even the earliest believers are cashing out, has confidence collapsed? FUD is rampant, and small investors, seeing the whale leaving the market, follow suit and sell, initiating a vicious cycle.\nBut this isn’t the first time (historically similar old whales have liquidated before); it often signals a turning point in the cycle. Once the old guy sells off, the floating supply decreases, and the bottom might come quicker than expected, with new players already waiting to buy at the bottom for the next bull market.\nDo you think it's the end of the world, or just ordinary wealthy individuals cashing out?