227,196 Bitcoin moves again... different from sell volume
Original headline비트코인 22만7196개 다시 움직여…매도량과는 달라
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Roughly 227,196 BTC classified as acquired before 2019 has been flagged in 2026’s reactivated supply metric, meaning coins with old on-chain histories have started moving again rather than that amount being sold. The figure, reported by Bitcoin.com News citing Checkonchain’s “reactivated supply by acquisition year” data, reflects revived on-chain activity, though the analysis did not specify the exact cutoff date for the tally. Acquisition-year classifications describe when coins last moved on-chain, not when or by whom the current holder actually bought them. Separate address-tracking data from Btcparser recorded 873 transfers between January and October 2026. The distinction matters because reactivated supply is often read as potential selling pressure, so the next thing to watch is whether these older coins actually reach exchanges and convert into realized sales.
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