A whale address that has been dormant for 14.5 years has revived, and the changed address holds nearly 4,000 BTC, with an average price of $0.375
Odaily News According to on-chain analyst Ember, an ancient whale that hoarded 3,962.6 BTC 14 and a half years ago (January 2011) ended its hibernation 20 minutes ago and made a test transfer.
When this address hoarded these BTC in 2011, the price of BTC was only $0.375. Today, 14 and a half years later, the price of BTC is 315,000 times higher than it was then.
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