tldr; Dormant Bitcoin wallets from 2010, holding a total of 250 BTC valued at nearly $30 million, were reactivated and moved to modern SegWit addresses. These wallets, originally receiving 50 BTC rewards when Bitcoin was worth $0.003, had been inactive for over a decade. The activity aligns with a trend of early wallets becoming active as Bitcoin’s price nears historical highs, prompting legacy holders to reconsider storage or liquidation strategies amid market growth.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
partymsl on
Satoshi, is that you? Getting sone dinner money?
DryMyBottom on
and yet, none of those wallets is mine 😞
ChemicalAnybody6229 on
Diamond hands taking action
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tldr; Dormant Bitcoin wallets from 2010, holding a total of 250 BTC valued at nearly $30 million, were reactivated and moved to modern SegWit addresses. These wallets, originally receiving 50 BTC rewards when Bitcoin was worth $0.003, had been inactive for over a decade. The activity aligns with a trend of early wallets becoming active as Bitcoin’s price nears historical highs, prompting legacy holders to reconsider storage or liquidation strategies amid market growth.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Satoshi, is that you? Getting sone dinner money?
and yet, none of those wallets is mine 😞
Diamond hands taking action