A Bitcoin wallet holding 100 BTC has been activated at block 967732 after sitting dormant for more than 14 years, according to Techub News. The address is labeled "Noah Doe #3113" and is linked to a New York State court case involving thousands of inactive Bitcoin addresses. The wallet first received coins in November 2011, shortly after Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto stepped away. In March this year, plaintiff "Noah Doe" and two Wyoming LLCs filed suit in the New York Supreme Court seeking a declaration of ownership over more than 37,000 BTC spread across 39,069 addresses. The complaint includes tokens said to be associated with Satoshi. On-chain data cited by Galaxy Research indicates the 100 BTC in the reactivated wallet may have originated from early mining rewards. The wallet movement has drawn attention because it overlaps with an active legal dispute over long-dormant Bitcoin holdings.
A Bitcoin wallet holding 100 BTC was activated at block 967732 after more than 14 years of inactivity, according to Techub News. The address is labeled "Noah Doe #3113" and is connected to a New York State legal dispute involving thousands of dormant Bitcoin addresses.
The wallet first received coins in November 2011, shortly after Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto withdrew from public view.
In March this year, plaintiff "Noah Doe" and two Wyoming LLCs filed a case in the New York Supreme Court seeking confirmation of ownership over more than 37,000 BTC across 39,069 addresses. The filing includes tokens described as being associated with Satoshi.
On-chain data cited by Galaxy Research suggests the 100 BTC held by the address may have come from early mining rewards.
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