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The 4500 BTC in this address were worth over 600 million at the 2025 peak. They didn't move. Now BTC is at 84070, worth 381 million, and he actually moved them. After four years of no activity, he emptied the entire wallet at once, transferring it to a brand new address. Four years ago, this batch of coins was worth 187 million. 194 million now, all just sitting there, exciting, simple, right? Not insignificant. This intermediary wallet is connected to one of the oldest miner networks, with about 33,000 BTC in total, each wallet holding exactly 4500 BTC. The earliest on-chain transactions can be traced back to 2010, when Bitcoin was only worth a few cents. The coins didn't enter exchanges, weren't split or listed, just moved all at once with one click. Why move them? There are only two possibilities left on-chain: A planned private key migration, or paving the way for an OTC transaction that doesn't go through exchanges. Only he knows which one it is; Arkham data can verify.