On-chain data tracking has uncovered an interesting phenomenon. An early Bitcoin investor, who had been inactive since 2013, recently moved 909.38 BTC to a new wallet.

This event is particularly eye-catching because this individual bought BTC when it was less than $7 each. Calculating from then until now, the increase has nearly 14,000 times. It’s easy to imagine how enormous this asset’s volume is.

Why choose this timing to transfer? Is it really to sell, or just to organize assets? From on-chain data, such large transfers often indicate that the holder is re-evaluating their position. Many people view the awakening of this "antique" wallet as a market sentiment indicator — after all, these early holders have experienced multiple bull and bear cycles, and their actions are indeed worth observing.

Waiting since 2013, from $7 to the current price, this story alone is already quite crazy.