Even long-dormant Bitcoin whales can’t sit still.
A number of big investors holding millions of dollars in BTC moved their holdings last week after years of dormancy.
On July 20, two wallets from 2011, each holding 10 BTC (valued at $292,767 as of this writing), moved their holdings to new locations. The next day, a wallet holding 5 BTC ($146,383) budged after 12 years of inactivity.
Then, around $30.3 million in “digital gold”—or 1,037 BTC—moved after its owner put it in a new wallet for the first time since 2012. The price of the cryptocurrency was $4.92 per coin back then.
Finally, on July 24, a wallet from 2010 moved a hefty 50 BTC, or $1.4 million.
Bitcoin whales are investors who hoard huge amounts of Bitcoin (at least 1,000 BTC) and don’t touch it for years, sitting on astronomical gains as a result.
Such investors have proven to be more successful than traders that buy and sell Bitcoin over a short period: the asset is extremely volatile in the short-term but over
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Author: Mathew Di Salvo
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