Whale Alert said the dormant transactions reactivated yesterday involved addresses that had each mined 50 BTC in early Bitcoin blocks. The blocks cited were 43361, 43452, 43647, 43680, 43765, 43855, and 43871. According to the tracker’s research, none of those blocks were mined by Satoshi Nakamoto. The update addresses speculation around the origin of the old coins by stating that the relevant mining rewards did not come from blocks attributed to Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator. ChainCatcher reported the statement as a market-moving whale-related brief.
ChainCatcher reported that Whale Alert said the dormant transactions reactivated yesterday involved addresses that had mined 50 BTC in Bitcoin blocks 43361, 43452, 43647, 43680, 43765, 43855, and 43871.
Whale Alert said that, based on its research, none of those blocks were mined by Satoshi Nakamoto.
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