Quote from: freedomgo on December 04, 2024, 02:45:11 PM

Quote from: tabas on December 03, 2024, 07:44:30 PM

Quote from: freedomgo on December 03, 2024, 09:27:52 AM

I'm guessing you're holding a significant sum.

He's not telling and giving us a clue but that's for sure. He wants to remain lowkey with it. Cheesy

He already dropped a big clue, the year "2012" when the wallet was created. That alone suggests he’s holding a significant amount, considering the current Bitcoin price. However, I don’t think he’s planning to sell anytime soon. Instead, he seems focused on upgrading his security by purchasing a hardware wallet, which makes sense for long-term holders.

Meanwhile, it’s not just Bitcoin enjoying the bull season. Altcoins are also stealing some of the spotlight, with several major ones seeing huge increases recently. It’s starting to feel like a broader market rally is happening.

This is the nicest problem a bitcoin guy/holder has ever had. Went somewhere else and aware that he's got some balance left on an old blockchain web wallet and was able to access it. Putting it into a safer place or wanting to sell it anytime soon is up to him.

Quote from: Botnake on Today at 12:57:31 PM

When I saw this thread, I decided to check my Blockchain.com wallet, and I was surprised to find some coins in it. Like you, they were located in the "DeFi wallet." So, I sent them directly to my Binance account, and the transaction was successful.

I’m sharing this to let you know that this process works fine, in case you plan to send some of your coins to an exchange and transfer the rest to your hardware wallet. It’s a just a simple process based on my experience.

Nice! some folks here might do the same thing just because looking at the thread and might be able to see some dust funds before but now transferrable due to the fluctuation that made the value of those holdings higher.