Former Bitcoin Whales Resurface: $325 Million Moved Ahead of Key Fed Decision

Two Bitcoin wallets, dormant since the so-called "Satoshi" era, were unexpectedly reactivated after more than a decade of inactivity, together transferring the equivalent of $325 million worth of BTC, just before a major interest rate decision by the US Federal Reserve.

According to blockchain analytics firm Spot On Chain, the first wallet moved 2,343 BTC$BTC —estimated at $222.2 million—to a new address after 10.5 years of inactivity. Records show that this holder initially purchased approximately 2,187 BTC in July 2013, for a total of approximately $185,850, or an average price of $85 per unit.