The old man replied seriously, but I just took it as a joke. Let's talk about it:
These $BTC were mined.
These Bitcoins were mined in 2011, and the era of "Kao Cat" was already in 2012.
According to the conditions at that time, how many BTC could be mined per day? How long would it take to mine 80,000 coins? Even if 1,000 coins were mined each day, it would take 80 days.
Is it believable that someone who started mining BTC during this period and continued to mine is a person involved in pyramid schemes in China? I don't think so.
This portion of BTC has indeed moved, but it has not entered an exchange. If it doesn't enter an exchange, it goes to OTC, which won't cause any market fluctuations.
These BTC were uniformly transferred to a new address, which means either they were not sold and just changed storage addresses, or they were all sold at once. With $8.6 billion, who could absorb that in the market?
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