Conor Grogan claims that Satoshi Nakamoto might still have been active on the blockchain in 2014
According to The Block, Conor Grogan found that the wallet address related to Satoshi Nakamoto may have been active as late as 2014. This discovery is based on the "Patoshi Pattern" Bitcoin addresses recently organized by Arkham.
Grogan pointed out that these addresses had sent BTC outward 24 times, with some of it flowing to a Canadian exchange.
In addition, Grogan noted that the BTC held by Satoshi Nakamoto could be worth more than $109 billion, far exceeding Bill Gates' wealth. However, he believes that these bitcoins have not moved until now, which strengthens the possibility that Satoshi Nakamoto is no longer active.
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