Do you have proof of this said premium?
- most likely not, because its not happening. Bitcoin does not differentiate the bits. Freshly mined blocks still contain fees, so they are not truly "virgin blocks" anyway. and there would be no way to tell which bits you are sending or receiving.
Recently, the term virgin coins has been associated with the
Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, which reportedly bought large quantities of such coins. It's no secret that such coins have a premium price, you can read about it if you make a little effort and find relevant articles, such as this one :
Bitcoin transactions are not anonymous and the blockchain provides the world with a record of every transaction that takes place when people send or receive the digital asset. It doesn’t mean that people cannot obfuscate their transaction data by using Tor, VPNs, and mixers like Cashfusion. But most people are unaware of such tools and their transactions can be traced all the way back to the coin’s creation. Freshly minted bitcoins are captured by miners hashing away at the network in hopes they acquire a new block. When a miner finds a block, the mining operation or pool is rewarded 12.5 coins per block. The coinbase reward of 12.5 bitcoins is comprised of coins that have never been transacted, as they are brand new and untouched. Cryptocurrency enthusiasts have called these new coins “virgin bitcoins” and there are claims that institutional investors will pay a 10-20% premium to get their hands on untouched crypto.
No matter how hard someone tries to hide the trace of their transactions or the origin of the coin, almost from the very beginning of Bitcoin there are those who develop tools to track and identify users and their transactions. If you don’t believe me, I suggest reading the following ->
Snowden Reveals How NSA Tracked Bitcoin Users.