#BTCWhaleMovement

🐳 Whale Movements: A Return from the Past or a Calculated Step?

The digital market witnessed one of the rarest movements on Friday morning, when Bitcoin wallets dating back to 2011 – from the era known as "Satoshi" – revived their activity after 14 years of inactivity, transferring over 20,000 BTC, approximately 2 billion dollars.

💡 However, the movements were not recorded on well-known trading platforms, but rather to new inactive wallets, sparking widespread debate:

Is this step a preparation for selling, or merely a transfer of assets for protection or integration into new financial instruments?

📉 Despite Bitcoin's momentary decline of about 1%, the annual performance remains strong, with a return of nearly 91%. The 13.5% drop in trading volume is interpreted as a tactical calm, not a lack of confidence.

📊 Some analysts view these movements as part of a "smart accumulation" phase, where major investors are repositioning themselves in preparation for future leaps, especially amid a weakening dollar and increasing discussions about raising the U.S. debt ceiling.