On Sunday, a total of 11 sleeping bitcoin addresses woke up for the first time since they were created. Out of all of these transfers, between blocks 948694 and 948822, a total of 859.13 BTC worth $69.47 million was spent from dormant wallets first created between 2013 and 2017.

The oldest among them, a wallet first created on Nov. 27, 2013, moved 500 BTC at block height 948822 for the first time in 12.5 years. The coins that shifted today moved while BTC traded between $80,500 and an intraday high of $82,458 on Bitstamp.

In November 2013, a single bitcoin traded for $923, meaning that particular stash is now valued at more than $40 million, while it carried a price tag of just $461,500 that day. This afternoon, a cluster of four separate 10 BTC transfers moved coins from wallets first established in 2014. Even so, the 2014 activity was eclipsed by six transfers tied to wallets created in 2017, which collectively shifted 319.13 BTC.

The 2013 whale wallet’s flow via mempool.space on May 10, 2026.

One of the six transactions was a shift of 125.00232012 BTC. All six of those heavy hitters were linked together, as the 319.13 BTC eventually flowed with other UTXOs into a single wallet that now holds 594.831 BTC valued at $48.88 million. While those funds still remain parked in a new Bech32 wallet, the 500 BTC from 2013 has already bounced through several fresh addresses since the initial transfer earlier today.

The renewed movement of long-idle bitcoin continues to intrigue market observers because these awakenings often arrive without explanation, leaving analysts to speculate whether early adopters are restructuring holdings, enhancing security, or preparing for maneuvers.

Although no direct selling pressure emerged from Sunday’s activity, in fact, it was just the opposite; the sudden reappearance of coins untouched for nearly a decade serves as another reminder that dormant wealth remains scattered across the Bitcoin network, waiting to reenter circulation.

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