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Early Bitcoin Whale Cashes Out $1.3 Billion as Nakamoto’s Net Worth Falls $47 Billion
A 2011 Bitcoin whale has sold 11,000 BTC for $1.3 billion as Satoshi Nakamoto’s estimated net worth drops by $47 billion.
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