I haven’t come across an analysis of current events as sharp as the one by NaiF CHarT

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The analysis clearly suggests that yesterday’s large Bitcoin movements were definitely linked to Satoshi Nakamoto or someone very close—regardless of whether the wallets originated from F2Pool or Bitcoin OGs.

In fact, Satoshi's wallet, which reportedly holds 1 million BTC and has been closely watched for years—if it moves during these times, it would support the narrative that there is now a way to crack old wallets.

This concern emerged when scientists announced breakthroughs in quantum computing a few months ago, claiming it could break Bitcoin’s cryptographic signature in as little as 30 minutes. This implies that, in principle, Bitcoin should be quantum-resistant, as long as addresses are not reused.

So why am I bringing this up?

Because this narrative could be exploited if old wallets start moving, especially if Satoshi’s wallet moves—which would be the ultimate panic trigger, potentially sparking fears that Bitcoin is compromised and leading to a price collapse.

((And I’m mentioning this now before it happens—if it does happen, we may be facing the kind of rare opportunity people dreamed of back in 2009 at Bitcoin’s birth.))

Otherwise, if the wallet moves just to reposition itself—what’s the issue?

We don’t buy the story that Satoshi is dead.

What I’m saying is: If Satoshi’s wallet moves, we’ve already anticipated it—there’s no need to panic.

📎 The Satoshi wallet has been linked in the post:

https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/satoshi-nakamoto

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