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An address that had remained dormant for 16 years transferred 100.02 BTC, worth approximately 8550000 USD。
An address remained dormant 16 years before transferring 100.02 BTC, valued at 8550000 USD
PANews October 8 According to news monitored by Galaxy Research, a Satoshi-era address remained dormant for 16 years before transferring 100.02 BTC, valued at 8550000 USD. Bankless founder David Hoffman said the transfer may have been intended to prepare for quantum attacks.
Source: https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a1195f-084b-7774-aa83-afe3129feff2
PANews reported that Galaxy Research detected a Satoshi-era address that had remained dormant for 16 years before transferring 100.02 BTC。
The reported BTC value of the transfer was 8550000 USD。
Bankless founder David Hoffman said the transfer may have been intended to prepare for quantum attacks.
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This means that a very early Bitcoin address with no activity recorded for a long time recently transferred 100.02 BTC elsewhere. The report did not specify the receiving address or the subsequent use of the funds; preparations for quantum attacks are merely one possible explanation proposed by David Hoffman.
The reactivation of assets from a long-dormant address may attract market attention, but based solely on this information, it is not possible to determine whether these BTC will be sold, nor can the motive for the transfer be confirmed.
BTC is a unit of Bitcoin; “Satoshi-era address” refers to an early Bitcoin address mentioned in the report, while “quantum attack” refers to a potential security risk mentioned in the report.
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