What Does it Mean for BTC?

What Does it Mean for BTC?

The post What Does it Mean for BTC? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin (BTC) in 2025 is buzzing with activity as long-dormant Bitcoin wallets, often referred to as “old whales,” spring back to life after years of inactivity.  Recent large transactions from untouched wallets for over a decade and significant Bitcoin movements to exchanges are capturing the crypto community’s attention. These developments reflect changes in the behavior …

Silk Road-linked wallets move 3,421 BTC worth $322.5M; over a decade of dormancy

Satoshi-era Bitcoin whale wallets tied to Silk Road move $324 million after 12 years - Coin Surges

Two Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallets that have been inactive for over a decade have suddenly sprung to life, transferring a combined 3,422 BTC, which amounts to roughly $324.2 million at current prices. On May 6, blockchain analysis firm Spot On Chain reported that one of the wallets tagged “1NWPS” moved 2,343 BTC, valued at around $222.2 million. The funds in this wallet had been untouched for over a decade. Satoshi-Era Bitcoin Whale Transfer (Sourc…

Dormant Bitcoin Whales Move $325M After a Decade as Fed Rate Decision Looms

Inactive Bitcoin Whales Move $325M Ahead of Fed Rate Announcement Two inactive Bitcoin wallets, silent since the early 2010s, have surprisingly reactivated, moving a combined $325 million in BTC just days ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s crucial interest rate announcement. The revival of these “Satoshi-era” wallets has caught the attention of analysts and traders, with questions on market timing and long-term holder activity. 10-Year Inactivi…

Satoshi Era Bitcoin Whales Move More Than $300 Million in BTC

It is also unknown if the wallets were owned by the same person or if they are in any way connected.

Dormant Bitcoin whale moves $325M worth of BTC After a Decade

Two long-dormant Bitcoin wallets from the early “Satoshi era” have suddenly become active after more than a decade of silence, moving a combined $325 million worth of Bitcoin just ahead of a major U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate decision. According to blockchain analytics platform Spot On Chain, the first whale transferred 2,343 BTC, valued at approximately $222.2 million, to a new wallet after being inactive for 10.5 years. Historical data s…