Food for thought.
- What would happen if a very large amount of BTC was lost due to a mistaken transaction? Like, burned?
- What would happen if a couple wallets are found containing large amounts of Bitcoin from an earlier stage?
- What would happen if Satoshi makes himself publicly known and his wallet address is identified?
- What would happen if microchip scarcity exploded?
- What would happen if Jack Dorsey's "security fund" to "make Bitcoin more secure" (hint hint) succeeds (eg, "test" brute force AI attacks on BTC)?
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Something like 20% of the current supply is supposedly lost forever.
Aren't all the large wallets tracked? The blip in price of BTC the other day was a move made by a large wallet, but it ended up being an internal transfer. People sold thinking it was going to dump.
might be the CIA ;D
Fork.
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All the large wallets ARE NOT tracked. Every year or so there is a transaction from "a previously unknown wallet'. Once you make a transaction you are tracked...
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I would have assumed there is some algorithm searching all the transactions from the dawn of BC time and marking the wallets.
Like I said, maybe once a year or so, there will be a report of X number of BTC sold or transferred from a previously unknown wallet. Last one I remember was the sale of 300 :) I'll bet whoever did that wishes they hadn't. Or maybe it's just chump change in their portfolio...
only three hundred? That isn't even a slice of pizza! :D
Do you remember that there was a 51% crisis on BTC? Quite a few years ago a huge Chinese miner ended up with a theoretical 51% of the liquid BTC. There was a tense couple of days and the miner co op sold down to under 40%. I think they were as afraid of what might happen as anybody...
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