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210,000 BTC long-term holder move amid fallout

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Bitcoin News reports that roughly 210,000 BTC worth $13.6 billion moved from long-term holder wallets over the past week amid the COLDCARD fallout, with on-chain analysts describing it as custody migration rather than capitulation. Held as a distinct market-reaction claim tied to the incident. The figures and the custody-migration interpretation are the outlet's own and are not verified here.

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