Yesterday, three old Bitcoin whale wallets moved 6,500 BTC.
These were three addresses that had not been active since 5 November 2017, which was during the hot phase of the penultimate big bullrun. They had been inactive since then.
The BTC moved yesterday in total would be worth about $230 million.
Today three Bitcoin whale addresses transferred 6,500 Bitcoins to new addresses, totaling about $230 million. The Bitcoins in these three addresses were all transferred on November 5, 2017, and have been dormant since then. https://t.co/sRJDGQ26Gb
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) November 2, 2023
Who are the whales of the reactivated Bitcoin wallets?
The identity of these whales is unknown.
What is known, however, is that the first Bitcoins received date as far back as July 2011, when a BTC was worth only $13.5.
Those BTC came from an address marked as belonging to the F2Pool mining pool, so they could be miners.
Bitcoin mining was started on January 3, 2009 by Satoshi Nakamo
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