One click, one key, and millions at stake!
In 2015, when the price of Bitcoin barely touched $300, many saw it as a geek curiosity, with no real utility. Among them, James Howells, the Brit who lost his hard drive with 8,000 BTC… now worth over $500 million.
But he’s not the only one. In recent weeks, dormant wallets from 2013 and 2015 have started to activate, moving funds for the first time in a decade. Planned returns or signals of a new bullish cycle?

Key cases that shake the market:
Andreas Antonopoulos, author of “Mastering Bitcoin,” warned in his podcast that the activation of these wallets could imply “psychological” movements in the market.
Analyst Willy Woo warned: “It’s not just money. It’s memory, it’s history… and it’s liquidity returning.”
Glassnode reports confirm more than 1,050 BTC moved from addresses that had been inactive for over 9 years.
Why does it matter now?
Many old guard holders have no intention of selling…
But others might do so just as the cycle begins to heat up.
These movements are being studied by institutional funds like Grayscale and BlackRock to refine their strategies.
Do you have a seed stored in forgetfulness?