According to Whale Alert, a wallet that the world hasn't seen since 2014 has suddenly come to life. Its owner may have emerged from a coma, finished meditating in Tibet, or simply remembered the seed phrase written on a napkin in an old Levi's wallet. Or maybe they just realized: it's time to cash out — after all, if bitcoin is already above $103,000 by 2030, as some analysts predict, then today is just a good price.
• BTC at the time of publication is fluctuating around $103,400 — the historical maximum holds, but the bulls are getting tired.
• Ethereum is priced around $5,420, but its position is shaky, especially after the recent debates about ETFs and futures derivatives.
• SOL continues to throw a party in the style of 'whoever missed out bought at the highs' — $192 and is aiming to break $200.
• Trading volumes have surged by 28% in the last 24 hours, hinting: major players are back in the game.
When old addresses wake up, it feels like dinosaurs emerging from ice. It's not just a flashback. It's a signal. There are tens of thousands of such addresses. And if one activated today — who’s next? Satoshi?
Institutions are watching closely. BlackRock, ARK, Fidelity — they are all in the game. But if the old players start to exit — we could see a wave of volatility that we haven't seen in a long time.
Final question: is this a bullish sign or the beginning of a correction?
The activation of ancient BTC is not just a movement of funds. It's a psychological milestone: people who have held bitcoin for over ten years are starting to make decisions.
