Bitcoin ‘Satoshi-era’ miners sold just 150 BTC in 2025 amid all-time highs
Bitcoin price all-time highs spark a sea change among larger miners, who instead of taking profits are actively adding to their BTC reserves.
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Bitcoin price all-time highs spark a sea change among larger miners, who instead of taking profits are actively adding to their BTC reserves.
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