The early Bitcoin wallet attributed to Satoshi has experienced a significant drawdown of over $42 billion since hitting its all-time high. This shift in paper value reflects the volatile journey of BTC from its peak, serving as a stark reminder of how much the market has corrected. While Satoshi's long-term HODL strategy remains unchanged (no movements detected), the massive unrealized loss on these dormant addresses raises questions about market psychology and confidence among long-term believers. Whether this represents accumulation potential or signals broader risk-off sentiment is a question traders and investors continue to debate.
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RugPullProphet
· 2h ago
4.2 billion dollars lost... How strong must Satoshi Nakamoto's mentality be? If it were me, I would have sold early.
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GasFeeCryer
· 10h ago
$4.2 billion evaporated, Satoshi Nakamoto is still sleeping, while we are either bottom-fishing or cutting losses—that's the difference.
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NFTregretter
· 15h ago
$4.2 billion shrinkage... Why is it still unmoved? Is it really overconfidence?
4.2 billion shrunk... Satoshi Nakamoto really has top-tier mental resilience; I can't learn this level of composure.
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Hash_Bandit
· 15h ago
ngl satoshi's been running the longest hodl stress test known to mankind... that $42B drawdown hits different when you remember those coins literally shaped the network's entire security model. wonder if the difficulty adjustment cycles even fazed him back then lol
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WalletDivorcer
· 15h ago
Satoshi Nakamoto's wallet has lost over 40 billion. That requires incredible mental resilience... Staying as steady as a mountain, huh? I can't learn to do that.
The early Bitcoin wallet attributed to Satoshi has experienced a significant drawdown of over $42 billion since hitting its all-time high. This shift in paper value reflects the volatile journey of BTC from its peak, serving as a stark reminder of how much the market has corrected. While Satoshi's long-term HODL strategy remains unchanged (no movements detected), the massive unrealized loss on these dormant addresses raises questions about market psychology and confidence among long-term believers. Whether this represents accumulation potential or signals broader risk-off sentiment is a question traders and investors continue to debate.