$BTC Whale Moves $8.6 Billion After 14 Years Without Sell Signals
Blockchain intelligence firm Arkham has reported no sell-off indicators following a set of massive
$BTC transfers on Thursday.
Eight separate wallets moved 10,000
$BTC each, totaling $8.6 billion in previously dormant assets.
The
$BTC remained untouched for over 14 years before moving to eight new Native SegWit addresses.
#Arkham suggests the transfers likely represent wallet upgrades from legacy addresses to improve security and reduce fees.
The original deposits occurred on April 2 or May 4, 2011, with all
$BTC remaining in new wallets since the transfer.
Coinbase product head Conor Grogan raised concerns about potential hacking, calling it the largest possible heist in history.
10x Research noted early
$BTC holders gradually distribute holdings into #ETF and corporate treasury demand.
Former #Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao joked about getting into crypto "too late" after seeing the 2011 whale activity.
The transfers demonstrate the continued movement of early
$BTC holdings without immediate market dumping.
