Satoshi sold his BTC.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

Here's Satoshi' second transaction hours after sending 10 BTC to Hal "Popsicle" Finney: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1DUDsfc23Dv9sPMEk5RsrtfzCw5ofi5sVW. Note that it hasn't been spent. Ergo, Satoshi liquidated ALL its bitcoins except them 10 BTC. 

[seoincorporation]

Hello, Do you believe satoshi sold his BTC today so that is the reason why BTC price falls at the moment?

Or some big holder dumped his BTC.

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/1ee11c8a24c9244f14c4d5a9c3670c13664f4ae8f7738c31b4f21221a5bdfbd1

Any opinions?

What makes you think those were satoshi's BTC?

Is a big amount but they aren't from satoshi. And just as a reminder, Satoshi has 1 million btc, not only 100,000. So please read more before making an accusation like this. Because this kind of fake news brings a bad time for trump LMAO!.

[TheLoser]

I do not believe that Bitcoin sold Satoshi. This wallet shows that an unknown person sold a lot of bitcoins and no one knows why he did it.

[DAVETUN]

This might just be  a speculation as there is no wallet that is attached to the name of Satoshi, big investors are involve in the price dip, this is really disapointing for a lots of investors as there is an hope for the bull market trend to commence, Satoshi will only sell his BTC when it has been accepted globally as a legal currency, we will keep waiting, the future is here.

[aplistir]

I do not believe that Bitcoin sold Satoshi. This wallet shows that an unknown person sold a lot of bitcoins and no one knows why he did it.

You must mean, someone moved a lot of bitcoins.
What makes you think he sold them?

There are many reasons for moving coins. Eg. getting fork-coins, fearing the safety of your private key etc...

[satosibtc1000]

I don't think it's Satoshi ! The price is falling because of the hard fork of bitcoin cash and I think it will stop soon !

[messito]

I do not think that Satoshi sold his Bitcoin as if he did it, then we definitely saw the collapse of the entire cryptocurrency

[squatter]

Hello, Do you believe satoshi sold his BTC today so that is the reason why BTC price falls at the moment?

Or some big holder dumped his BTC.

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/1ee11c8a24c9244f14c4d5a9c3670c13664f4ae8f7738c31b4f21221a5bdfbd1

Any opinions?

The funding address wasn't used until 2018. This has nothing to do with Satoshi from the looks of it.

The receiving address hasn't been swept, so it's probably not an exchange. This is probably just a large holder or exchange moving around some coins. I don't see any reason to believe they're being dumped.

Supposedly, Craig Wright -- or maybe more accurately, his backers like Calvin Ayre -- are selling lots of BTC to fund their BCH hash war. It's hard to know how much truth there is to that.

[tenakha]

Hello, Do you believe satoshi sold his BTC today so that is the reason why BTC price falls at the moment?

Or some big holder dumped his BTC.

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/1ee11c8a24c9244f14c4d5a9c3670c13664f4ae8f7738c31b4f21221a5bdfbd1

Any opinions?

How did you believe that Satoshi sold it? There is no evidence that this is Satoshi's address. Even if it was, there is no info about it being sold. Because roughly all of BTCs were sent to an address and it is still on hold. Also, even if it was sold, it was sent to the one adress as it would not affect the price. Therefore we can not see it as a reason of last price decrease.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Exactly. It can just be very early adopters of bitcoin, just like the guy who bought one pizza for like 2000 Bitcoins back in 2012, if i remember correctly.

LOL, 10,000 if I'm not mistaken, but it's been a while since I've read that classic thread.  If I were that guy, I'd be having some serious regrets today, though I'm sure such a transaction seemed perfectly sane at the time and he's probably rich now anyway.

Satoshi didn't sell his coins.  Obviously there's been a huge amount of selling going on in the past few days, but this is bitcoin (remember?).  Volatility goes with the territory, which is something apparently people are forgetting--or, in the case of newbies, are just figuring out the hard way.  Bitcoin is one of the riskiest assets in existence, which is why it's not a safe haven for investors fleeing the stock market or real estate market, or whatever else.

If you believe in bitcoin's future, you should see the current situation as a fire-sale opportunity to get more coins cheap.  If only I had the money to spare.  *sigh*  Story of my life.

[b3j0]

whoever sells the bitcoin is not a problem for me, but he sells a lot of bitcoin and causes the price of bitcoin to fall it will be a problem for me. it seems like he's a big investor or a hacker 

[bintangkejoraku]

he should sell the bitcoin he has at a higher price, the mistake he made was to sell bitcoin continuously (it made the price of bitcoin drop suddenly).

[nutildah]

Here's Satoshi' second transaction hours after sending 10 BTC to Hal "Popsicle" Finney: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1DUDsfc23Dv9sPMEk5RsrtfzCw5ofi5sVW. Note that it hasn't been spent. Ergo, Satoshi liquidated ALL its bitcoins except them 10 BTC. 

Check this out Phin, some guy just posted in the main section claiming to be the owner of this address:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5084077

[STT]

I dont really think that Satoshi would sell his BTC. Satoshi's vision was further beyond just money. It was an initial idea to change the world. And i say he succeeded.

SV is a whole misuse of the name of the founder taken by someone who is not competent and cant argue technically to any convincing degree.   The best way to interpret movements like this is by reading a long standing sites research, who will be able to track the history of ownership for that address properly etc

[South Park]

Hello, Do you believe satoshi sold his BTC today so that is the reason why BTC price falls at the moment?

Or some big holder dumped his BTC.

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/1ee11c8a24c9244f14c4d5a9c3670c13664f4ae8f7738c31b4f21221a5bdfbd1

Any opinions?

The addresses that belong to satoshi are the ones that are the most watched around the world, if the coins moved you could be sure there will be many threads about it and people will discuss the implications about what it is happening, even security agencies will be interested in tracking those coins since they will want to get to satoshi and maybe even arrest him.

[kelz1]

If satoshi moved any of this bitcoins the whole of social media would light up. Even CNN news would be broadcasting about it, so it's safe to say that it is not his wallet. Probably one belonging to coinbase or some other exchange

[RodeoX]

Why is the topic named "Satoshi sold his BTC." rather than "Did Satoshi sell his bitcoins?"

[Adriano2010]

No this is not satoshi wallet, satoshi didn't sell any bitcoin and i think he will never sold any bitcoin. This is possible an exchange wallet or maybe someone who bought bitcoin over time. But the price will not drop, i read somewhere that this price drop happen always in past and after always bitcoin grow higher than before.

[btc_angela]

No this is not satoshi wallet, satoshi didn't sell any bitcoin and i think he will never sold any bitcoin. This is possible an exchange wallet or maybe someone who bought bitcoin over time. But the price will not drop, i read somewhere that this price drop happen always in past and after always bitcoin grow higher than before.

Of course this is not Satoshi's wallet. The man is intelligent enough, so if there's a best time to dump everything its during the all time high in December 2017 and not last month. The OP perhaps didn't know that there's a Bitcoin Cash war ongoing during November that causes the price to plummet to all time lows.

[Kemarit]

Hello, Do you believe satoshi sold his BTC today so that is the reason why BTC price falls at the moment?

Or some big holder dumped his BTC.

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/1ee11c8a24c9244f14c4d5a9c3670c13664f4ae8f7738c31b4f21221a5bdfbd1

No, its not Satoshi. The man has maintained his anonymity so let this argument rest.

Any opinions?

Could be anyone, from a exchange to a early adopters, or whales. Perhaps he just wanted to secure all his coins because that's a huge amount. Yes, it could be the person behind wanted to get a free fork coin like Bitcoin Cash for all we know.