BTCWallet in the era of Satoshi Nakamoto is reactivated, bringing huge profits

The popular Crypto tracker Whale Alert monitors large Crypto transactions, sparking community follow-up on the revitalization of two ancient BTC Wallets in the past two days.
These two previously dormant Whales have now reactivated their Wallets and made huge profits from their holdings of BTC.

BTCWhale returns in the era of Satoshi Nakamoto
Whale Alert revealed that about 14 hours ago, an old Whale reactivated his Wallet with 53 BTC. At the current BTC price, this is equivalent to $3,498,414, while in 2013, this amount of BTC was worth $3,716. The profit of this BTC investor has risen by an astonishing 94,044%.
On July 22, the same data source discovered another early BTC investor who activated his Wallet. The Wallet contains $1,352,704 (20 BTC), and the last transfer was 13.4 years ago, in 2011. A year ago, the mysterious BTC creator Satoshi Nakamoto left the public eye, handing over his legacy to developers eager to further promote BTC development.
Last week, several ancient Wallets holding a large amount of BTC resurrected from dormancy, bringing substantial profits to their owners.

BTC is about to reach $67,000.
Cryptocurrency analyst and trader Ali Martinez shared his views on the current trend of the world's flagship cryptocurrency BTC. In the past 24 hours, BTC has fallen by 2.16%, breaking the $67,000 support level and dropping to just above $65,000.
In the past two days, BTC has fallen from the $68,290 area, with a drop of 3.62%. This is the second attempt of BTC to break through this price level this week. So far, BTC has rebounded from $65,512 to $66,458.
Ali Martinez tweeted that BTC is showing signs of a breakout and could reach $67,000. BTC now needs to break above the $66,450 level to continue its upward trend.
This week's temporary decline in BTC coincided with the launch of the Spot ETH Fund on the exchange.
Bitcoin maximalist Max Keiser tweeted on Tuesday that while the launch of the SpotBTC ETF confirmed BTC's status as digital gold, the ETH ETF will drop its appeal to investors. Keiser once again criticized Ethereum: "This is a Proof of Stake Ponzi Scheme with a large pre-mine, and insiders are selling it to newbies."

(From U Today)