An unknown user sent a cryptocurrency that had been inactive for 10 years to a new address. Some of the coins were probably transferred to an exchange.
An unknown person has carried out a transfer of Bitcoins, that have been inactive since 2010, when the network of the first cryptocurrency was about a year and a half. In total, the user sent 50 BTC ($522 thousand at the exchange rate), the funds went to the new address. Telegram channel Goldfoundinshit was the first to report the transaction.
Further, the amount of 50 BTC was divided into two parts. 20 coins were transferred to the unknown wallet, where they remain at the moment. The rest 30 coins are considered to have eventually ended up on an exchange, as more than 72 thousand BTC were transferred through the receiving address. This is derived from the data of the blockchain.com explorer.
A similar operation took place in July. Then an unknown person also transferred 50 BTC, which has remained inactive for over ten years. The cryptocurrency was sent to a new address, but at first, it remained motionless.
A similar strange transaction took place on May 20th. Then another unknown user made a transfer of another 50 BTC. The coins were mined in February 2009, about a month after the launch of the bitcoin blockchain. Then only a few people were engaged in its mining, among which was Hell Finney, known as the first recipient of the cryptocurrency, as well as its creator Satoshi Nakamoto.
