In a surprising turn of events, a Bitcoin wallet inactive since 2012 has suddenly come to life, transferring $BTC worth89 million to a new address. The transaction was completed with a minimal network fee of just 64, highlighting the efficiency of $BTC transactions even at large volumes.
This transfer took place shortly after Bitcoin’s price dipped below90,000, triggering over 125 million in liquidations within just one hour—mainly due to sharp reactions to U.S. inflation data. Interestingly, the wallet’s owner did not initiate a sell-off. Instead, the funds were simply moved to a new wallet, which continues to hold steady around the90,000 level.
For long-term crypto holders, this move reinforces a valuable lesson: patience through volatile markets can lead to significant gains. The revival of such an old wallet serves as a reminder of Bitcoin's long-term value and the strategic approach some investors take
