Two wallets dormant for 12 to 13 years transferred approximately 416.7 coins BTC to the same address
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Two dormant 12 to 13-year whale wallets transferred approximately 416.7 coins BTC, valued at 33820000 USD
PANews October 18 According to Onchain Lens monitoring, two whale wallets dormant for 12 to 13 years transferred 416.6941 coins of BTC(valued at 33820000 USD) to the same address. Of these, the wallet dormant for 13 years transferred 167.8402 coins of BTC, valued at 13620000 USD; the wallet dormant for 12 years transferred 248.8539 coins of BTC, valued at 20200000 USD. These assets were initially worth approximately 105380 USD, and have now appreciated by approximately 33710000 USD。
PANews said the information came from Onchain Lens monitoring.
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Two whale wallets dormant for 12 to 13 years transferred 416.6941 coins BTC to the same address, valued at 33820000 USD。
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A wallet dormant for 13 years transferred 167.8402 coins BTC, valued at 13620000 USD。
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A wallet dormant for 12 years transferred 248.8539 coins BTC, valued at 20200000 USD。
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These assets were initially worth approximately 105380 USD, and have now appreciated by approximately 33710000 USD。
AI-assisted interpretation
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This report describes large BTC wallets that had been inactive for a long time making transfers again. Both BTC were sent to the same address, but the original text does not identify the recipient or explain the purpose of the transfers.
Why it matters to readers
A large amount of BTC that had been dormant for a long time has moved again, and its subsequent flow is worth monitoring. However, the original text only confirms the transfer and provides no evidence of a sale or transfer to an exchange.
Beginners should distinguish between a “wallet transfer” and a “sale”: moving assets to another address does not mean they have been sold on the market.
Risks and unknowns
The original text does not provide transaction hashes or recipient addresses, so independent verification is not possible based on the available information.
The ownership of the wallets and recipient address is unknown.
The purpose of the fund transfers is unknown.
There is no evidence that these BTC have been sold or transferred to an exchange.
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