• A dormant Satoshi-era wallet holding 4,000 BTC worth $440 million has reactivated after 14 years.
• Bitcoin’s price remains above the $100,000 level, signaling a strong long-term uptrend despite short-term pressure.
• Momentum and volume indicators suggest potential for a new rally toward the $125,000–$130,000 zone.

In a rare event that stirred curiosity across the crypto market, a Bitcoin wallet inactive since 2010 has come back to life.

According to data shared by Onchain Lens, the Satoshi-era address holding 4,000 BTC, worth roughly $440 million, transferred 150 BTC, valued at around $16.56 million, to a new wallet.

The same entity has reportedly been offloading BTC through another address, which previously received an additional 4,050 BTC from the original one.

A Satoshi-era wallet containing 4,000 $BTC ($440.4M) has moved 150 $BTC, worth $16.56M, to a new wallet after being dormant for 14.4 years.

Additionally, the whale has been selling $BTC for a long time through another wallet, which also received 4,000 $BTC + 50 $BTC directly… pic.twitter.com/XsSOEg21ck

— Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens) October 24, 2025

Wallets from Bitcoin’s earliest days rarely show activity, and when they do, traders often view them as signs of strategic repositioning by long-term holders. 

The reawakening has added intrigue to the market’s current consolidation phase as Bitcoin continues to hold above the $100,000 psychological level.

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Bitcoin Price Consolidates Above $100,000

At present, BTC remains slightly below its 20-week EMA at $111,175 but continues to hold strong above the 50-week EMA at $100,326.

This relative positioning shows that despite the current weakness in momentum, the long-term trend remains strong.

Analyzing some of the key technical indicators shows that staying strong above the level of $106,000 may spark new buying interests that may push the price towards the resistance levels between $115,000 and $120,000.

However, if Bitcoin falls below the 50 EMA at a level of around $100,000, a correction may be triggered towards levels of $90,000 that represent a strong accumulation point before a significant surge, which may lie at a level of the 100 EMA at $84,202.

Long-term holders of Bitcoin may have defended a level of the 200 EMA at a current value of approximately $65,737.

Market Indicators Hint at Stabilization Phase

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is close to 51.92, indicating equal strength between the buyers and sellers. Breaking higher past 60 may help sustain the positive trend.

On the other hand, the MACD index with a main line of 3,905 against a signal line of 5,237 portrays weak short-term divergence despite the diminishing red bars indicating less selling activity.

Chaikin Oscillator: at level 123, it remains positive; that means that the presence of institutional money may indeed be back. Accumulation has slowed down a bit.

Atlas, a well-known market observer, stated that the current Bitcoin cycle seems to be following a similar pattern to previous cycles. 

This observer stated that, according to the current timing of the cycle, there are approximately 53 days left before a peak point, according to Bitcoin’s pattern of a 1,064-day bull market followed by a 364-day correction.

If Bitcoin remains strong at or above the current level of support, a move towards $125,000-$130,000 may be expected before the end of the year.

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