A reported $378 million move from a dormant Bitcoin wallet remains unverified: no transaction details, BTC amount or valuation method have been provided. Even if coins moved, that alone would not prove they were sold.
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A wallet containing Bitcoin deposited in 2011 moved 20.43 BTC, worth about $1.7 million at the time. The transfer does not confirm a sale, and the estimated $70 original cost and 15-year dormancy claim remain unverified.
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A Bitcoin wallet untouched since 2011 just moved nearly 50 BTC, now worth about $3.2 million. The transfer is real, but the motive isn’t: it could be a sale, a custody shift, or a recovery of old keys—not necessarily a cash-out.
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A headline claims a 2012-dormant Bitcoin wallet moved 600 BTC, but the evidence isn’t there: no address, no transaction hash, and no on-chain proof. Interesting? Sure. Confirmed? Not yet.
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A dormant Bitcoin wallet from 2011 just moved 40 BTC — coins that were worth about $120 at the time and roughly $3.09 million today. The transfer doesn’t prove a sale, but it’s another reminder of Bitcoin’s wild upside and why old wallets still grab attention.
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A dormant Bitcoin wallet just woke up after 14 years, moving 40 BTC worth about $3.14 million to an address linked to Boerse Stuttgart Digital. The coins were once worth roughly $200, making for a staggering gain — but whether it’s a sale, custody shift, or something else remains unclear.
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Dormant Bitcoin wallets reportedly moved about $40 million in BTC after more than 15 years, sparking the usual flood of theories. But on-chain movement alone doesn’t prove a sale — it could be a transfer, recovery, or custody change.
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A Bitcoin address inactive for more than 15 years just moved 8.54 BTC, now worth about $538,000. Galaxy Research says the stash may reflect a 461,981% gain — but a transfer alone doesn’t mean the coins were sold.
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A reported $188M dormant Bitcoin wallet has stirred after years of inactivity, but the timeline is already messy: sources don’t agree on whether it was 7, 8, or even 14 years. On-chain data shows movement, not motive — and that does not automatically mean a sale.
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A dormant Bitcoin wallet just moved 500 BTC after more than 10 years, and the timing has reignited one of the most overlooked risks facing the network: future quantum computers and exposed public keys. 500 BTC moved after more than 10 years of silence Quantum computing risk is getting harder to dismiss Glassnode says 30.2% […]
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