Between August 16 and 26, a rare wave of activity hit some long-dormant Bitcoin wallets. According to Galaxy Research, six wallets that hadn’t budged since 2011–2014 suddenly moved a combined 553.59 BTC, worth $40.15 million. The largest single transaction was a hefty 212 BTC—about $13.66 million at the time.

Dormant BTC Addresses on the Move

We’re talking about six old-school wallets that had been silent for over a decade. Their recent transactions stood out for both the size and the long stretch of inactivity. Galaxy Research highlighted the biggest transfer: 212 BTC, valued at $13.66 million when it moved.

Ties to the Noah Doe Lawsuit

Two of the wallets involved are linked to the ongoing Noah Doe lawsuit, which seeks to declare 39,069 old Bitcoin addresses as abandoned property. Galaxy Research included these details in its latest report.

First Move After 14 Years

Another notable transaction: 40 BTC, untouched for 14 years, was sent to Boerse Stuttgart Digital.

Source: ForkLog.