tldr; An ‘ancient’ Bitcoin whale, identified by Arkham Intelligence, moved nearly $3.6 million worth of Bitcoin to the Kraken exchange after a decade of inactivity. This whale, who mined Bitcoin shortly after its creation in 2009, holds over 1,189 Bitcoins valued at approximately $77 million. Such movements can impact market sentiment, as large sales may pressure Bitcoin’s price. The coins originate from the ‘Satoshi-era,’ highlighting the rarity and potential market influence of these transactions.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
HerpTurtleDoo on
Kraken requires KYC right?
CryptoScamee42069 on
I don’t know why it bothers me so much that people insist on saying ancient whales.
It was not even 15 years ago 😂
Maleficent_Sound_919 on
How does stuff like this keep happening?
They just find out “oh bitcoin is a thing now? Didn’t I use to have some of those”
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tldr; An ‘ancient’ Bitcoin whale, identified by Arkham Intelligence, moved nearly $3.6 million worth of Bitcoin to the Kraken exchange after a decade of inactivity. This whale, who mined Bitcoin shortly after its creation in 2009, holds over 1,189 Bitcoins valued at approximately $77 million. Such movements can impact market sentiment, as large sales may pressure Bitcoin’s price. The coins originate from the ‘Satoshi-era,’ highlighting the rarity and potential market influence of these transactions.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Kraken requires KYC right?
I don’t know why it bothers me so much that people insist on saying ancient whales.
It was not even 15 years ago 😂
How does stuff like this keep happening?
They just find out “oh bitcoin is a thing now? Didn’t I use to have some of those”