Here’s the latest verified update on the Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallet movement you asked about:
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Satoshi-Era Whale Moves $181M After 15-Month Dormancy - What's Next? | Yellow.com
Satoshi-Era Bitcoin Miner Wakes Up After 15 Years, But Why Now?
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🔥 What just happened
A Bitcoin wallet from the “Satoshi era” — meaning it was created in Bitcoin’s earliest years around 2010 — moved about 2,000 BTC, worth roughly $180–$181 million at current prices. �
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The coins had been dormant for over 15 years, untouched since late 2024. �
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Blockchain analysts flagged the transaction — it appears the coins were consolidated and sent to Coinbase, a major crypto exchange. �
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🧠 Why it matters
1. Historic origin
These coins were mined in 2010, when Bitcoin was still under $1 — meaning this stash now represents an enormous gain over time. �
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2. Dormant wallets waking up
Wallets from the first years of Bitcoin’s history are rare and closely watched because they can signal shifts in holder behavior and market psychology. �
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3. Market implications
Large transfers from long-dormant addresses can spark speculation about liquidation or selling pressure, though recent similar movements have had little structural impact so far. �
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4. Liquidity context
Because Bitcoin’s market is much deeper and more liquid than in the past, even large transfers like this tend not to send prices sharply lower unless they hit exchanges and are sold for fiat. �
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📊 Broader trend
This move fits a pattern of early Bitcoin holders reactivating long-inactive wallets over the past few years, often around major price levels or turning points in the market. �
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If you’d like, I can explain what these movements might mean for Bitcoin price trends or how analysts track “ancient supply” — just let me know.
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