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September 28, 2021, 08:57:12 PM
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take a profit a little bit  Cheesy but after i checked it just moved to other new address with same format i dont know why some old user usually move from old format to SeGwit but this is different

and new address seems not moving maybe just move the balance for better security

or someone find a private key of thoose bitcoin and gonna hodl till bitcoin reach 100K  Grin
A personal preference because some holders would really consider out on moving their coins once in a while for added security and some people do only prefer on using one wallet.

There are still lots of hodlers out there on Satoshi nakamoto era who had been keeping a hold of their coins even upto this moment and the rest are totally lost in the void.

Good to see that they do able to held up their coins despite of the drastic changes of its price where going from nothing to high peaks.

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September 28, 2021, 09:13:26 PM
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How did you know that the transaction being made is from Satoshi Nakamoto?

I tried to check the transaction and get the address I couldn't find it here on the forum no one seems to know this address.

So how are you sure that it was Satoshi who made the transaction?

I don't blame them because they believe that any wallet that holds a huge amount of Bitcoin belongs to Satoshi. However, it is completely wrong to believe something just because you were told. The OP must have read that it belongs to Satoshi and has already believed, hence even naming the topic based on his believe. Anyways, my only concern is that depending on how much the wallet holds and how far this news spreads, this can cause FUD and we'll even go deeper than we already are.
^ This is not proven that it has come from Satoshi, probably just a simple holder that has a patient to hold his BTC for a long time.
I can't imagine people pointing out that it is Satoshi which is can lead to FUD and wrong information. However, if this huge BTC will sell on the market for the purpose of getting profit we should be alarmed about the possible impact, it could have an effect on the BTC price, it will surely have a short correction of the price. That is huge money and probably the owner of that wallet is very rich or probably has a problem when it will sell at once.
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September 29, 2021, 04:19:00 PM
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What is one of the main reasons why Satoshi Nakamoto Bitcoin Wallet is activated after 9 years. To this day, the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto remains a mystery. I mean this could be a coincidence that someone happened to find his long lost wallet in an old hard drive he forgot, or it could also be related to Satoshi himself and this is some money he has hidden, and now is the time for him to use it, but we can't really say for sure and to what amount this is related to an individual. core. So does it mean that bitcoin is safe from volatility and correction in the market since it hasn't been activated yet?
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