And it wasn’t alone—over the past few days, btcparser.com shows a handful of other long-sleeping wallets also decided it was time to stretch their legs, sending ancient coins back into circulation after years of slumber. On Sept. 11, two (1, 2) tiny dust transactions—one for 0.00000550 BTC and another for 0.00000600 BTC—stirred to life, each emerging from separate legacy wallets that had been untouched since 2012.

Both wallets pack a hefty punch in bitcoin holdings: one controls 300 BTC worth more than $34 million, while the other shifted 200 BTC into two fresh Pay-to-Script-Hash (P2SH) wallets. As of now, the 300 BTC stash remains untouched, still resting where it has been for years. After those two dust-sized moves, a 2013-era wallet jumped into action, sending 100 BTC at block height 914231.

What makes it curious is the mirror image: just like the 2012 wallet that relocated 200 BTC, this one split its 100 BTC into two P2SH addresses. Several legacy wallets from 2017 stirred at block height 914246, sending 10 BTC, 12.42 BTC, and 51.84 BTC, according to btcparser.com data. On Thursday, the activity continued as 25 BTC from a long-quiet 2015 wallet and 14.07 BTC from a 2014 creation were moved for the very first time.

Then came the big move: 232.16 BTC shifted at block height 914268. This 2012 stash followed the same playbook as the earlier 2012 and 2013 transfers, splitting the coins into two Pay-to-Script-Hash (P2SH) wallets.

Despite multiple instances of the same address appearing in the inputs, the transaction still earned a 75 out of 100 privacy score. All told, Sept. 11 turned out to be a lively day for long-dormant bitcoin, with a flurry of old wallets springing back to life.

While Sept. 9 and the day that followed were quiet with no dormant transfers, Sept. 11 broke the silence with roughly 645.49 BTC on the move. Adding to the streak, two 2017 legacy wallets holding 11.34 BTC and 39.64 BTC each shifted funds for the first time today, Sept. 12.

With bitcoin staying comfortably above the $100,000 mark, dormant wallets have been springing back to life in droves. Some of these coins are clearly being spent, but many whales appear to be migrating hefty sums into newer address formats—driven by growing concerns over the looming threat of quantum computing.

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