Over $9 billion worth of Bitcoin. More than 80,000 Bitcoin.
Anyway, that man/woman is a legend, whoever he/she is. I'm sure he/she's got more than that and had probably sold some earlier, but if he/she didn't, his/her hands are worth emulating. Especially if you don't have much or a mere employee but has more than 80,000 coins sitting in your wallet, anybody could have sold at $20,000, $50,0000, $70,000. But he/she kept on hodling.
Honestly, I don't think anyone could have held bitcoin for the past 14 years without being tempted by bitcoin's multi-million percent growth without selling a single bitcoin.
I believe that man/woman have more wallets than we know and they have sold them many times over the years, and this could be considered their biggest sale as well as on the market.
This legend is teaching us a lesson on how taking profit should look like. To those who bought at $90,000 or $100,000 and target $120,000 as selling price, you're probably doing it wrong.
Yes, that is a great lesson worth following, but i don't think people who buy at $80k or $90k and sell at $120k or $200k are wrong. Every investor has different goals and objectives, we cannot say they are wrong when they have made a profit and are satisfied with it.