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The analytical company Lookonchain reports that one of the oldest Bitcoin whales, who stored about 80,000 $BTC (approximately $8.7 billion), has emerged from dormancy after nearly 14 years of inactivity. The assets were spread across eight different wallets and moved on July 4, 2025.
Crypto analyst and founder of Timechain Index, known by the pseudonym SaniExp, stated that there is a 99.99% probability that this whale is none other than Roger Keith Ver — one of the first investors in Bitcoin startups and a staunch supporter of the Bitcoin Cash project.
At the same time, the product director of the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, Conor Grogan, suggested that access to these funds may have been compromised. According to him, before activating the Bitcoin wallets, one of the clusters first conducted a test transaction on the Bitcoin Cash network — which is less traceable than the main blockchain. This may indicate an attempt at cautious access verification. Meanwhile, other wallets with BCH remained untouched, which raises the expert's suspicions.
