A Bitcoin wallet inactive since 2011 has transferred nearly 50 BTC, valued at about $3.2 million, to an address previously connected to crypto brokerage FalconX. The original 49.97 BTC was acquired when Bitcoin was around $10 and remained untouched for 15 years. The transfer does not indicate a sale, as the coins remain at the new address, and could relate to security or custody changes. This move comes amid concerns over wallet security, but there's no evidence linking this wallet to recent Coldcard vulnerabilities.
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