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A rare ‘wolfdog’ named Cadabomb Okami has become the most expensive dog in the world after being sold in India for a record $5.7 million. This unique breed, a mix of a Caucasian Shepherd and a wolf, has never been sold before. Celebrity dog breeder S Sathish, known for acquiring rare breeds, bought the wolfdog to introduce exclusive canines to India. He previously spent $3.25 million on a rare Chow Chow and owns over 150 dogs. Sathish’s estate covers seven acres, with a dedicated team caring for his prized dogs. He also earns up to $2,800 per half-hour by showcasing his rare breeds. #CadabombOkami #MostExpensiveDog #LuxuryPets #Wolfdog #RareBreeds #IndiaNews #ExoticPets #DogBreeding #MillionDollarDog #CaucasianShepherd $BTC $ETH $SOL

A long-dormant Bitcoin wallet has suddenly woken up after eight years of inactivity. According to blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence, the whale has moved over $250 million worth of Bitcoin. The transactions were executed within the last 16 hours and show that the value of the holdings has appreciated from approximately $3 million in early 2017 to over $250 million today. Before yesterday’s transfers, the wallet had maintained its Bitcoin ( BTC ) in a single address for more than eight years. $250M BITCOIN WHALE WAKES UP AFTER 8 YEARS A Bitcoin Whale that has held BTC since late 2016 has just moved over $250M in BTC last night. His Bitcoin stack went from $3M in early 2017 to over $250M today – and he’s held Bitcoin on one address for over 8 years. pic.twitter.com/RF1aewYVgy The transactions, visible on Arkham’s monitoring dashboard, show the funds moving between several wallets labeled as “250M BTC Whale” addresses. Specifically, the transactions took place in two batches about 14-16 hours ago, with each transfer involving approximately 3,000 BTC worth roughly $252 million per transfer. According to the transaction history, the Bitcoin was originally purchased around 2016, when BTC traded at approximately $1,000 or lower. Before these recent movements, the last transactions from these wallets occurred around 8 years ago, as shown by the timestamps in Arkham’s data—the early transactions from 2016 show the accumulation of Bitcoin when the cryptocurrency was less valuable. The awakening of dormant wallets from Bitcoin’s earlier years has become increasingly rare. These events offer a glimpse into the major wealth creation experienced by early adopters who maintained their holdings through multiple market cycles. While some long-term holders maintain their Bitcoin positions, industry experts are debating whether Bitcoin’s traditional four-year market cycle will be sustained into the future. Tomas Greif, Chief of Product & Strategy at Braiins, recently questioned the sustainability of these cycles: Is the 4-year bitcoin cycle dead? Early on, halvings had a major supply impact. But as the majority of BTC has been mined, their effect is shrinking. In a couple of halvings, they will have a negligible effect on supply. I once tried to trade the cycle theory and got rekt.… pic.twitter.com/Z1zOZhAKy2 “Is the 4-year bitcoin cycle dead? Early on, halvings had a major supply impact. But as the majority of BTC has been mined, their effect is shrinking. In a couple of halvings, they will have a negligible effect on supply,” Greif noted. He suggests that while historical patterns may continue as a “self-fulfilling prophecy,” the fundamental impact of halvings on Bitcoin’s supply disappears with each cycle. Greif emphasized that halvings will continue to affect Bitcoin mining economics regardless of market cycles.

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