2026-01-20 04:30:48

A Bitcoin address that has been dormant on the chain for 13 years has recently made a big move—transferring out 909 BTC, with a current market value of approximately $84.62 million. Interestingly, the cost basis of this address is ridiculously low: the price per Bitcoin when first received was less than $7. Since then, the paper profit has increased by 13,900 times. Activities of such OG addresses often attract market attention, reflecting the gains of early Bitcoin investors and also influencing market sentiment to some extent. Whether they are cashing out or have other plans, this transfer leaves plenty of room for speculation.

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GameFiCritic

· 15h ago

Bought for seven yuan, now multiplied by 13,900 times... How strong is this mental resilience? Are you really going to take action?

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FlashLoanLord

· 15h ago

How many times does this guy need to multiply before he's willing to sell? 13,900 times and he still hasn't sold. --- Bought at 7 yuan, I swear now it would cost several ten thousand per coin. Generational gap. --- Here we go again. Every time there's a large transfer, panic is created. Do they really think retail investors are just vegetables? --- 909 BTC moves, and the whole network has to watch. Is this what OG treatment looks like? --- Not transferring out, not transferring out. As soon as I do, someone starts saying it's a dump. This market never has a quiet moment. --- Since 2013. Truly a free ride. If I had an address like that, I would have gone crazy long ago. --- Lianzhi, don't scare us. Maybe he's just organizing his wallet. He doesn't necessarily have to dump. --- This calculation is really outrageous. Who would have thought back then that this thing would be worth something? --- I think 80% of it is for withdrawal. After waiting 13 years, it's time to enjoy it. --- It's the same story again. Every large transfer is met with speculation. So annoying.

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BlockchainGriller

· 15h ago

No way, really? Bought it for 7 bucks? How do I not have that luck? Haven't touched it since 2013, this guy must be really patient... Are they about to dump the market now? Just looked at the chart, this transfer of 909 BTC really might crash the market, or is it just moving funds? Oh my god, this yield rate, my little money... When OGs start moving, I get nervous, really. If this is a signal of a dump, I’ll cry. Wait, are they really going to buy the dip? Or is this time to cash out?

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MevHunter

· 15h ago

Buying Bitcoin for 7 yuan and now it’s worth 84.62 million—this is unbelievable... If I were in that situation, I’d cash out too. --- OGs finally can't sit still anymore. Is this the rhythm of dumping the market? --- 13 years ago, one Bitcoin went from 7 yuan to now... Am I from the future? --- 909 BTC changing hands—that’s a strong mentality. I would have cashed out 10 years ago already, haha. --- 13900x return—who can resist that? Truly a gambling god-level mindset. --- A sudden transfer after 13 years of silence, 99% of it is probably for selling off. The big players have all noticed. --- This transfer indicates one thing: early believers really don’t believe anymore. --- If bought at this cost, moving even a little could be worth hundreds of millions. Truly ruthless. --- If I had this much money just lying in my account, I couldn’t resist either. Just cash out if it’s time.

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Lonely_Validator

· 15h ago

Wow, bought BTC for 7 bucks and it's taking off now... This guy must be laughing his head off. Wait, hasn't moved since 2013, now transferring out—are they really cashing out? Or playing some tricks? 909 coins sold all at once—how many people did that scare? Really, OG is OG, the early all-in players are the true winners. This number is a bit crazy, I need to calculate my own cost... I can't keep calculating anymore.

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