A Bitcoin wallet created in 2012 moved 212 BTC worth $13.72 million after lying untouched for over 14 years. This movement comes amid a surge of dormant Bitcoin activity in August, likely triggered by the Coldcard hardware wallet exploit that saw nearly 2,000 BTC stolen. The 212 BTC was transferred from a legacy wallet to a newer Bech32 address, but the owner remains unknown. This event highlights renewed activity from some of Bitcoin's oldest wallets, signaling possible shifts in long-term holder behavior.
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