“📉 Whale Alarm: 80K $BTC – A Whale Worth 8.6 Billion $ Is Sounding All Sirens!”

“Satoshi era wallets woke up after 14 years; historic move, new security tests or a sale? Details below 👇”

1️⃣ 🪙 The Satoshi Era Awakens – 80,000 BTC (≈ 8.6 Billion $)

A total of 80,000 BTC acquired in 2011–2012 — transferred from 8 wallets to 8 new addresses.

Each transfer occurred in blocks of ~10,000 BTC. This is the largest movement in a single day in #Bitcoin history.

2️⃣ 20,000 BTC Preparation – Security or Sale?

While the price was in the $107–110K range, 2 wallets moved 20,000 BTC ($2 billion) to uncommon addresses.

They did not move to an exchange, which may signal security or restructuring rather than a short-term sale.

3️⃣ 40,000 BTC More – Total Transfer of 4.35 Billion $

In another transaction, 40,000 BTC ($4.35 billion) was transferred in four separate blocks — all movements came after a 14-year stagnation.

4️⃣ Wave of 70,000+ BTC – 7 Addresses, 70,000 BTC

According to CoinQuant data, 7 separate Satoshi era addresses made a total transfer of 70,000 BTC.

5️⃣ Total of 80,000 BTC = 8.6 Billion $

The simultaneous activation of all of them led to theories of serious coordination or a 'single large wallet'.

6️⃣ Market Reactions – FUD or Security?

Whale Alert and Lookonchain did not immediately detect signs of sales because the coins are waiting in new wallets.

However, some analysts pointed out that these movements could signal profit-taking (selling) or 'sending to exchange'.

7️⃣ On-Chain Indicators – Break in Whale Holdings

According to CryptoQuant, a decrease in whale pools was observed for the first time in 6 months. This could indicate a clear distribution period.

This break could lead to a testing desire towards the $105K levels in the short term.

8️⃣ Analyst Comment

Conor Grogan (ex-CZ commented): “Test transactions for Bitcoin Cash (BCH) were observed; it could be a security test.”

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