Crypto world excited about SEC decision – What’s behind the mysterious Bitcoin transaction?
As www.deraktionaer.de reports, a strange transaction occurred in the oldest Bitcoin wallet, which is attributed to the anonymous Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto. An anonymous user transferred almost 27 Bitcoin worth around $1.2 million to the so-called Genesis wallet. This wallet was opened by Nakamoto personally and originally contained 50 Bitcoin. After the most recent transaction, it now contains almost 100 Bitcoin. This has led to speculation in the crypto community as to who or what is behind this mysterious transaction. Possible effects: 1. Shortage of supply: The possibility that the transaction represents a deliberate destruction of the coins in order to shorten the supply, ...

Crypto world excited about SEC decision – What’s behind the mysterious Bitcoin transaction?
How www.deraktionaer.de reported that a strange transaction occurred in the oldest Bitcoin wallet, which is attributed to the anonymous Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto. An anonymous user transferred almost 27 Bitcoin worth around $1.2 million to the so-called Genesis wallet. This wallet was opened by Nakamoto personally and originally contained 50 Bitcoin. After the most recent transaction, it now contains almost 100 Bitcoin. This has led to speculation in the crypto community as to who or what is behind this mysterious transaction.
Possible effects:
1. Supply depletion: The possibility that the transaction represents a deliberate destruction of coins to deplete supply could impact the Bitcoin market. A shortage of the digital currency could increase demand and therefore increase the price.
2. Identity Reveal: If the transaction is aimed at revealing the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, it could change the mood in the crypto community. Revealing the identity of the Bitcoin inventor would likely lead to a surge in interest and trust in Bitcoin.
3. Marketing campaign: Another possibility is that the transaction is related to a marketing campaign for the expected US approval of the first Bitcoin spot ETFs. If this is the case, those sending the coins could try to draw attention to the ETF decision.
The Bitcoin price rose around two percent at the start of the week and is now approaching the 45,000 mark again. Volatility is likely to increase further around Wednesday's ETF decision. In the medium and long term, DER AKTIONÄR remains bullish and believes that Bitcoin will continue its rally.
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