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Dormant 2010 Bitcoin Wallet Moves 600 BTC Worth $47.7 Million
An early Bitcoin wallet dating back to 2010 has transferred 600 BTC across modern address formats after 16 years of inactivity.
An early Bitcoin address created in 2010 transferred 600 BTC on September 6 following more than 16 years of dormancy. At the time of the transaction, the transferred balance was valued at approximately $47.7 million.
On-chain data indicates the assets were consolidated into two Native SegWit addresses without direct transfers to centralized exchange deposit addresses. The movement suggests technical maintenance or custody restructuring rather than an immediate liquidation.
The piece highlights that while the wallet originates from the era when block rewards were 50 BTC, there is no cryptographic evidence linking the funds to Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto, as multiple independent miners were active during that period.
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