Dormant Bitcoin wallets moved approximately 33,932.19 BTC, worth $2.49 billion today, across 873 recorded transactions between January and October 2026, according to Bitcoin.com News’ examination of Btcparser 1 on-chain records. The monitored addresses were established between 2010 and 2017, with activity averaging roughly 112 BTC daily but varying significantly by month. Transfers included coordinated movements, recurring 500 BTC transactions, large wallet sweeps and coins that had remained untouched for more than 16 years. Addresses created in 2014 and 2016 moved the most bitcoin, with at least 8,134.20 BTC and 7,941.98 BTC respectively, while 2010 wallets contributed approximately 2,840 BTC. Separately, Checkonchain recorded 227,196 BTC acquired before 2019 as revived during 2026, with a current value of approximately $183.58 billion. Holdings acquired between 2015 and 2018 accounted for 186,123 BTC, or 81.9% of that total, while coins acquired between 2012 and 2014 totaled 27,653 BTC and pre-2012 holdings reached 13,419 BTC. The datasets measure different populations: Btcparser monitors selected historically inactive addresses, while Checkonchain tracks revived supply by acquisition period. Movement from dormant wallets does not establish that the coins were sold or identify their owners.