...and what will happen when this guys will dump all their BC ?
1 BKamGtcg6Cwe6f3zy2AmFsaxN1PwNSF2Cv 3 000 000.00000000 bc (1 300.50 btc / 640 887.70 usd )
2 BKYCpC6yttWiJ8fk6fHbQvLoqC6oc1Q4rb 3 000 000.00000000 bc (1 300.50 btc / 640 887.70 usd )
3 BJ2y2twPhc1taeuJcQrjdxjuz7qDZGQzAh 2 236 983.22656154 bc (969.73 btc / 477 885.01 usd )
4 B7nvWE1M7prrVpoC5ddkQ1kv3TFSKmYsEb 1 915 523.39053670 bc (830.38 btc / 409 211.79 usd )
The first two are exchanges.
Secondly, these guys didn't get to be large holders by doing stupid things. They paid big money for this investment and are not going to flush it away.
Why do exchanges store a huge even number of coins at a single address, where no coins seem to be going in or out? I mean, those top two addresses shown above each have only 1 transaction in (on the same day around the same time for both addresses, about five minutes apart) and 0 transactions out.