At 13:47 PDT, there's a 60.4 BTC one[1]. That alone is half a million USD.
EDIT: Replies are right. Now I see that the majority of it went to the same address as the source.
[1] https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/4df1391d936d3256ce84a867e1...
EDIT: Replies are right. Now I see that the majority of it went to the same address as the source.
[1] https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/4df1391d936d3256ce84a867e1...
It's time to learn more about Bitcoin. :)
Total Received: 11.39184745 BTC
edit: OK, either this is strange or I don't understand how it works.
If your coin is 1 and you want to send one person 0.2 and another person 0.3, you can do that as a single transaction to three destinations, one with 0.2, another with 0.3 (to the people you’re sending to) and a final one with 0.5 back to one of your own addresses (aka a change wallet)
Say you have 1 BTC on an address and you want to send 0.1 to someone, you still need to send all of the money. So wallets "split" the 1 BTC into 0.1 and 0.9 outputs, sending the 0.9 to yourself to another address you control. It's called a change address.
Modern wallets do this automatically, but it can be confusing to look at it on a blockchain explorer.