Bitminter founder-linked wallet moves 829 BTC after eight years of dormancy
AI Market Summary
An address linked to Bitminter founder Geir Harald Hansen moved 829 BTC after roughly eight years of onchain inactivity. The transfer highlights potential "old whale" supply becoming active, which can raise short-term volatility and liquidity sensitivity as markets assess whether coins are moving to exchanges or custody reshuffling. While no sale is confirmed, large legacy-wallet activity often affects positioning and risk sentiment in BTC-linked markets.
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● Medium
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BTC/USDT+0.10%
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● Neutral
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ME News said Emmett Gallic's on-chain monitoring shows that on July 30 (UTC+8), a wallet linked to Geir Harald Hansen, founder of early Bitcoin mining pool Bitminter, transferred 829 BTC. Part of the holdings had remained inactive on-chain for eight years. Public records indicate Bitminter was among Bitcoin's earliest large mining pools, at one point contributing close to 10% of the network's total hash rate and mining about 208,232 BTC. (Source: BlockBeats)