Bitcoin’s Oldest Wallets Moved $8.6 billion and No One Knows Why
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最新报道：Bitcoin's oldest wallets have seen their first movements in over a decade, with two wallets created in 2013 transferring a combined 1,000 BTC (worth approximately $60.9 million) to new addresses. The transactions, spotted by blockchain analysts, originated from wallets that received Bitcoin during its early years when prices were below $100 per coin. While the reasons behind the transfers remain unclear, such movements from long-dormant wallets often spark speculation about early Bitcoin adopters cashing out or repositioning holdings. The transactions coincide with Bitcoin's recent price surge above $60,000, though the transferred amounts represent a fraction of the estimated 1.8 million BTC that remain inactive in wallets untouched for 10+ years.
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