Darknet Market Wallet Resurfaces After Nine Years

Nucleus Darknet Market Wallet Reactivates After Nine Years

• A cryptocurrency wallet linked to the Nucleus darknet market has reactivated after nine years.
• The wallet moved $77.5 million in Bitcoin to three new addresses.
• The wallet still holds $365 million worth of Bitcoin, largely untouched since 2016.
• This activity coincided with an executive order by former U.S. President Donald Trump to create a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
• Experts note a trend of dormant wallets becoming active as Bitcoin prices rise.

The Nucleus-associated wallet, inactive since the platform’s closure in 2016, recently moved $77.5 million in Bitcoin while retaining $365 million on its primary address.