Remarkable developments are occurring in the cryptocurrency market. A Bitcoin wallet that had been inactive for more than 13 years moved about $85 million worth of assets in a single transaction. According to on-chain data, the wallet broke its long silence by transferring 909.38. BTC to a new address.
According to data shared by Arkham Intelligence, a wallet named “1A2hq…pZGZm” transferred its entire Bitcoin balance to a new address starting with “bc1qk…sxaeh” around 4:17 p.m.
The wallet is said to have accumulated Bitcoin between December 2012 and April 2013. BTC Prices ranged from $13 to about $250. Therefore, the current value of assets held since its inception amounts to millions of dollars. However, the identity of the wallet owner and the owner of the new address to which the funds were transferred is still unknown.
This activity is seen as one of the latest examples of a trend known as the “Satoshi era,” in which early wallets occasionally become active again.
During last year’s bull market, when Bitcoin hit record highs, some long-dormant wallets similarly resurfaced and transferred large sums of money. In July 2025, another large whale sold more than 80,000 whales for a profit of about $9 billion. BTC Through Galaxy Digital.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin prices appear to have stabilized after trade tensions between the US and the EU caused sharp market fluctuations. As of Monday at 9:40 p.m. BTC It was traded for approximately $92,531. Experts say such large capital movements do not necessarily mean a sell-off, but they could put short-term pressure on market sentiment.
*This is not investment advice.
