The last days have been marked by the activity of long-term Bitcoin holders who are transferring large sums, often untouched for years. On July 9, one of the 'whales', who had been inactive for 4 years, moved 9,000 BTC (approximately $977 million), and within a single day — 17,283 BTC ($1.88 billion). These transactions are linked to Coinbase Prime, indicating a possible sale or custodial storage. Interestingly, one of this 'whale's' wallets received 6,000 BTC in 2019 at a price of $9,800, and its profit over 6 years reached nearly $590 million. Additionally, in the past week, large addresses associated with the missing 80,000 BTC (around $8.6 billion), which were previously stolen from MtGox, have also become active. Analysts discovered a fraudulent notification linking these transfers to the Saloman Brothers site, which experts believe is part of an ongoing Bitcoin scam.$BNB$BTC$ETH
