2026-01-20 01:29:03

On-chain data tracking agencies have discovered that a Bitcoin old address, dormant for 13 years, has recently shown significant activity. This OG-level holder(Address 1A2hq...ZGZm) transferred all 909.38 BTC to a new wallet today, currently valued at $84.62 million.

What is impressive is the time span and returns of this investment. Over 13 years ago, when this holder first received BTC, the price was less than $7 per coin. Since then, the price has increased by nearly 13,900 times—in other words, the initial investment has multiplied over ten thousand times in these 13 years.

This transfer has attracted market attention. After all, among BTC holders, those who can hold for 13 years without moving are indeed a minority. Holding onto a bottom price like $7 until today, this long-term commitment itself indicates something.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 8h ago

My goodness, this guy is truly a living legend. He bought it 13 years ago for 7 bucks, and now it’s directly worth over 80 million... I’m really envious.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 8h ago

This guy is really ruthless, hasn't lifted a finger since 2013... If I had that patience, I would have been financially free long ago.

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GweiTooHigh

· 9h ago

Wow, 2013... Bought in at $7 and holding until now, this is what true faith is all about.

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 9h ago

Damn, this OG is really ruthless, hasn't made a move since 2013... As an impatient person, it's hard for me to watch.

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Layer2Observer

· 9h ago

Interestingly, this transfer itself might be more worth examining than the increase figures. All 909.38 tokens were transferred, which from an engineering perspective usually means either reorganizing the wallet structure or actually moving this money. But the specific purpose of the operation can't really be determined from on-chain data.

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