Ramazan Eles 
In a recent development, 50 BTC mined in 2010 have been transferred for the first time in 14 years, adding to the growing trend of old Bitcoins resurfacing after years of dormancy. The coins, worth around $3 million at the time of transfer, were sent to the Binance exchange.
There are several possible reasons why old miners are making these types of transfers. One reason could be security concerns with older wallets. As newer wallet technologies emerge, Bitcoin investors may be choosing to move their coins to more secure storage.
The significant price increase of Bitcoin in recent years, particularly in 2021 when it reached over $60,000 twice, could also be a factor. With the recent price decline and global economic uncertainty, investors may be selling to reduce risk or meet personal financial needs.
Another potential reason for the sales could be increasing tax regulations. Bitcoin’s growing accessibility through ETFs in the US and the introduction of new cryptocurrency taxes in various countries could be prompting investors to make sales before these regulations fully take effect.
It’s worth noting that when this miner acquired their Bitcoin, the price of the largest cryptocurrency was around $0.05.