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Arkham Intelligence Reveals Satoshi's $108 Billion Bitcoin Holdings

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Recently, blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence revealed its discovery of $108 billion worth of Bitcoin held in wallets attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto. Utilizing advanced forensic tools and the well-known Patoshi Pattern, the platform traced these holdings back to the pseudonymous creator’s earliest digital vaults, offering new insights into the sheer magnitude of this long-dormant fortune.

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Blockchain Intelligence Unveils Satoshi’s Untouched Bitcoin Stash
More than 16 years after Bitcoin’s inception, newly uncovered blockchain data sheds light on Satoshi Nakamoto’s vast holdings, offering a rare glimpse into the financial footprint of the cryptocurrency’s enigmatic creator. Despite this revelation, Nakamoto’s identity remains as mysterious as ever, with their early-mined BTC untouched since January 2009.

Arkham Intelligence shared the update on X, stating, “We’ve identified an additional 22,000 addresses linked to Satoshi Nakamoto, bringing the total BTC balance to 1,096,354—now valued at over $100 billion.” These addresses, traced using the well-known Patoshi Pattern, include the only known wallets from which Satoshi ever transacted.

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Deciphering the Patoshi Pattern: Unveiling Satoshi’s Dormant Bitcoin Fortune
The “Patoshi Pattern”—a cryptographic anomaly within Bitcoin’s earliest blocks—was first identified by Sergio Demian Lerner, a prominent Rootstock (RSK) developer and blockchain researcher. In 2013, Lerner introduced his groundbreaking theory, revealing a distinct mining signature that suggested a single entity, later dubbed “Patoshi,” mined just over 1 million BTC during Bitcoin’s first year of existence.

Many experts believe this mining activity was orchestrated by Satoshi Nakamoto, given its precise alignment with Bitcoin’s formative period. Notably, apart from a single known transaction, none of the BTC linked to Nakamoto has ever been moved or spent. However, these wallets continue to receive small dust transactions, encoded messages, and even digital collectibles like Ordinals, further cementing their historical significance.

Identifying and tracking these addresses enhances transparency and security within the Bitcoin network, preventing fraudulent claims and unauthorized transactions. By observing these dormant holdings, analysts can assess potential market risks should any movement occur. Additionally, this visibility preserves Bitcoin’s historical integrity, reinforcing its decentralized foundation and ensuring that Satoshi’s legacy remains an unshaken pillar of cryptographic history.

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