On September 11, COINOTAG News reported that Whale Alert monitoring recorded the reactivation of two long-dormant Bitcoin whale addresses, each inactive for more than 13 years. The wallets were identified as holding approximately 300 BTC and 444 BTC, respectively, with the on-chain movements flagged by public blockchain scanners and recorded in Whale Alert’s feed.
Transaction details published by Whale Alert include timestamps and transaction identifiers accessible on-chain; no verified information regarding the ultimate destination or economic intent of the transfers has been disclosed. Market observers and on-chain analysts routinely track such dormant addresses reactivations to monitor shifts in network liquidity and large-value coin flows, while awaiting any further confirmed disclosures.
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