After 16.5 years of inactivity, seven Bitcoin wallets from the Satoshi era moved a total of 350 BTC, worth about $28 million at current prices near $80,000. These coins were mined in March 2010, representing some of the earliest Bitcoin mining rewards. While the transfers themselves don't confirm imminent selling, their timing amid Bitcoin's recent price surge to nearly $80,000 has drawn attention. If these coins move to exchanges, it could impact short-term supply and market dynamics, but for now, the activity is mainly a rare historical event on the blockchain.
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