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A bitcoin$BTC$117,134.25

whale holding more than 80,000 $BTCsold a chunk their hoard following bitcoin's ascent to an all-time high around $123,000 on Monday.

The user, who mined the cryptocurrency during the earliest days of the industry — a period known as the Satoshi era after the pseudonymous bitcoin creator — sold 9,000 $BTC($1 billion) via Galaxy Digital, Lookonchain posted on X.

Users with particularly large amounts of $BTC, known to as whales, have the ability to move the market when they buy or sell bitcoin because of the substantial number of tokens involved.

Satoshi-era bitcoin whales are closely monitored by traders for market signals, particularly when the $BTCin their wallets has not moved for a number of years.

The Satoshi era refers to a loose period of between 2009 and 2011 when bitcoin's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, was active in the community and $BTCwas generally priced in cents.

The world's largest cryptocurrency fell from Monday's high, dropping below $117,000. Such a slide is quite common following a surge as many users sell coins to bank some profits.

Bitcoin was recently priced just above $117,000, around 4.55% lower than its peak.

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