In the past decade, I have experienced such moments multiple times, and each time has strengthened my belief in BTC. Of course, this is indeed a big deal. 107 BTC worth 8 million US dollars were directly destroyed, impressive！ Respect！ Since 2015, "burning coins" has been a traditional practice in the Bitcoin community. Deliberately burning coins is equivalent to reducing the supply of BTC, causing deflation and increasing the scarcity of BTC. For example, the location 1111111111111111111111114oLvT2 mentioned by Blue Fox has already received 800 BTC, making it one of the most famous coin burning wallets. It can be said that this address itself is a representative of the coin burning culture of the past decade. Every time a large amount of coins is burned, it will go on the hot search, triggering discussions about "cyber romance" or "who is so obsessed" - just like Satoshi Nakamoto's address transfer, full of mystery and idealism. Other burn addresses, such as 1BitcoinWaterAddressDontSendf59kuE and 1CounterpartyXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXUWLpVr, also receive burn coins year-round and have accumulated a considerable amount of destruction. At the historic moment when BTC entered ETFs in 2024, someone bought 27 BTC worth millions of dollars and transferred them into Satoshi Nakamoto's wallet, clearly paying tribute to this historic moment. I even wrote a special tweet about it. When my belief in Bitcoin began to waver this time, I believe even more that these five consecutive coin burning incidents were not just hand sliding or meaningless flaunting of wealth, but rather a signal from some OG to all BTC Holders and cryptocurrency believers in their own form ， “We are still here !”。 I will continue to hold BTC for the long term, no matter what happens. Ultimate cyber romance burning BTC Burn