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3,790 Sleeping Bitcoin Moved This Month, 62% on Weekends

3,790 Sleeping Bitcoin Moved This Month, 62% on WeekendsWorldPing

On Monday, at block height 966937, a bitcoin whale with a wallet first created in 2013 shifted 113 BTC, worth around $8.8 million, for the first time since the address was loaded.

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