2,486,052% Gains Awaken Post-Satoshi Bitcoin Wallet From Slumber

Analysis
The awakening of a 100 BTC wallet dormant since November 2011 is notable less for its size than for its attribution: Galaxy Research tied the address to "Noah Doe #3113," a label used in a New York quiet-title lawsuit seeking ownership of roughly 3.7 million BTC across 39,069 addresses. That link, if it holds, would make the transfer a test case for whether dormant-coin claimants can actually establish control and title, since moving coins is one of the few onchain actions that demonstrates possession. The realized gain figure is a retrospective valuation of coins mined before the 2012 halving, not evidence of new demand or of Satoshi Nakamoto's involvement, and the source does not confirm the sender's identity. Watch whether the court hearing produces rulings on standing or title, whether additional "Noah Doe" addresses move, and how exchanges and custodians respond if disputed coins reach trading venues.

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Galaxy Research‘s X account recently reported a long-dormant Bitcoin wallet being awakened after more than 14 years. The Bitcoin wallet, which contained 100 BTC, first received them on November 2, 2011, months after Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto quietly exited the scene and was never heard from again. Taken from the time the coins were received, this marks 14 years and 9 months, and the tokens have remained untouched since then. Uniswap (UNI), Near Protocol (NEAR), Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Bitcoin (BTC) Price Analysis For September 19: Bulls Try to Grab Market Flows Millions Worth of XRP Shorts Get Liquidated as Price Surges to $1.4 🌚 Awakened — dormant 14+ years100.00 BTC ($8.09M) untouched since first received 2011-11-02 (14.9y ago) — just moved in block 967732 Address: 1Mj5R3kbScUeccyiNKJnAMk6vhHppzsEq8Sender Attribution: Noah Doe #3113 💰 Realized PnL: +$8.09M (+2,486,052% gain) – basis ~$3 avg -… — Galaxy Research (@glxyresearch) September 19, 2026 Galaxy Research said the Bitcoin stash was moved in block 967732 and labeled the address as “Noah Doe #3113,” tying it to a New York legal fight over thousands of dormant Bitcoin addresses. You Might Also Like In March 2026, a lawsuit was filed in New York’s Supreme Court seeking quiet title to more than 3.7 million BTC tied to 39,069 Bitcoin addresses. Plaintiffs “Noah Doe” and two unnamed Wyoming LLCs asked the court to declare them the owners of the long-dormant BTC, including coins linked to Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. On September 8, the crypto community was closely following an important hearing in the “Noah Doe” case. An old Bitcoin miner? The Bitcoin stash was likely mined before the first halving, which occurred on November 28, 2012. According to onchain data, 10.5 million BTC was issued across 210,000 blocks before the first halving event. You Might Also Like Each of…

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