The eighth address of a whale holding 10,000 BTC was activated after being dormant for about 14 years
2025/07/04 23:05
PANews reported on July 4 that according to Whale Alert monitoring, an address that had been dormant for 14.2 years had just been activated. The address contained 10,009 bitcoins (worth $1,079,347,791), which were only worth $33,994 in 2011. It is reported that this is the eighth bitcoin address that has been dormant for more than 14 years to be activated today.
According to previous news , a Coinbase executive said that the ancient whale that transferred tens of thousands of BTC today might be a single miner from 2011 who once held 200,000 BTC.
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