Ein Faden von 200 „Schlafende Bitcoins“ von 2010 Wert $4.27 Million Umgezogen am Freitag

While the price of bitcoin is holding above the $21K per unit range, four bitcoin block rewards mined in 2010 were spent for the first time in over 11 Jahre. The four block rewards were mined between September and October 2010 und die 200 Bitcoin wert $4.27 million were transferred to an unknown wallet.

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4 Consecutive Block Rewards Spent on June 24, Data Suggests Spends Were Executed by a Single Entity

A large number of so-called ‘sleeping bitcoins’ have awoken from slumber as four block rewards were spent at block height 742,183. The old coins spent on Friday were block rewards mined on September 15, 16, 26, and October 29, 2010. During that time frame, bitcoin miners received 50 BTC for every block found in contrast to the 6.25 BTC per block reward miners get today.

The block rewards moved came from four addresses that include “18cxWU,” “1BJmWW,” “1FVVcE,” and “1Hdo8D.” The 2010 spends were caught by the blockchain parser btcparser.com and in all four addresses, the owner did not spend the associated Bitcoin-Bargeld (BCH) und bitcoinsv (BSV) as those coins still remain idle.

Blockchain explorers show the 200 virgin bitcoins were sent to a single address (bc1q92) and the coins remain idle at the time of writing. A consecutive number of 2010 block rewards spent in the same block suggests a single entity was likely the owner of the block rewards. The bitcoins mined in 2010 over a two-month span (September and October) also suggest the spending was executed by a single entity.

Transfers Had Low Privacy Ratings, ‘Sleeping Bitcoin’ String Spends From 2010 Have Slowed

It seems as though the addresses were swept, and the transactions have a very low privacy rating for various reasons. Blockchair.com’s privacy-o-meter indicates that the final consolidation into bc1q92 had a privacy score von 0 aus 100. The transactions contained vulnerabilities like matched addresses, co-spending, and the same address is used in multiple inputs.

There haven’t been many strings of 2010 block reward spends since the 2010 mega-whale appeared months ago back in March. Der 2010 mega whale usually spent strings of 20 block rewards from that year all at once. Prior to the string of four block subsidies from 2010 ausgegeben, a week ago the address “1Li8RF” spent 50 virgin bitcoins, and “1LNqDK” spent 50 BTC von 2010 about a month ago.

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