4500 Bitcoins Moved to New Addresses, Sale Status Unconfirmed
Approximately 4500 Bitcoins that have been held since 2022 have been moved to new addresses. As of the time of confirmation, there have been no records of transfers from the new addresses to elsewhere. The ownership of the receiving address and whether it will deposit or sell on an exchange has not been confirmed. On the 25th (local time), a transaction was confirmed where 4499.99987779 BTC was sent to one address. The Bitcoin price at the time of the transaction confirmation ranged from $84152.88 to $84882.18. This transaction utilized 8 deposits of Bitcoin that were in the existing address, with the largest amount being 4499.99986261 BTC, which had not moved for over four years since April 2022. There were seven small deposits between December 2024 and September 2026, but the total was only 0.00002821 BTC. In this transaction, the 8 amounts were combined into one for the new address, and a network fee of 1303 satoshis was used. Approximately 4500 BTC remains in the new address, and there have been no confirmed transactions sent to other addresses or pending transactions. Generally, when long-held Bitcoins move in large quantities, there is attention on the possibility of them being listed for sale in the market, but this time there has been no additional movement, and separate evidence is needed to determine the purpose of the transaction or whether it will be sold.
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