The Bitcoin genesis block tells an interesting story. Satoshi Nakamoto's address holds approximately 1.1 million BTC—representing roughly 5% of the total Bitcoin supply. These coins weren't obtained through market purchases but rather accumulated during Bitcoin's earliest mining days, when few understood what was being created.
Fast forward to today: that 1.1M BTC translates to nearly $95 billion in current market value. Satoshi didn't just launch the network; they were its first miner, accumulating these holdings before Bitcoin had any real-world price or recognition.
What's remarkable? Despite holding this enormous wealth, there's been no sudden market dump, no rug pull, no panic sell-offs. Satoshi's coins remain largely dormant—a testament to either conviction in the vision or simply stepping away from the project entirely. It's one of crypto's greatest mysteries: the creator's wallets sitting untouched, worth nearly $100 billion, yet completely still.
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RugDocDetective
· 2025-12-22 09:09
Damn, 9.5 billion in BTC sitting idle, I would have gone crazy by now.
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FlashLoanKing
· 2025-12-20 02:56
Really, Satoshi Nakamoto's move is incredible. Just sitting on 10 billion dollars without doing anything.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 2025-12-20 02:56
nah the real story is satoshi's probably dead or lost the keys tbh... nobody just sits on $95B and does nothing unless they literally can't access it lol. classic exit pump pattern dressed up as "conviction"
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OptionWhisperer
· 2025-12-20 02:54
That's incredible. Satoshi Nakamoto's move is just crazy. 9.5 billion dollars are just sitting there, not moving a single hair.
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No way, it's already 2024, and there are still people who believe Satoshi Nakamoto is just "having faith"? I bet he already changed identities and disappeared.
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The key is that this hundred billion dollars didn't dump at all. What does that mean? Either they've truly had a great awakening, or they simply forgot about this issue altogether.
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Holding onto 9.5 billion and still resisting the urge to sell—that's some serious restraint... I honestly can't learn that.
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Honestly, Satoshi Nakamoto's silence is the biggest endorsement, more convincing than any CEO shouting buy signals.
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Thinking calmly, if these coins move someday, what would Bitcoin's price look like... No wonder they say it's a ticking time bomb.
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degenonymous
· 2025-12-20 02:42
9.5 billion dollars just lying there, it's really outrageous. If it were me, I would have already run away.
Not gonna lie, if Satoshi were really alive, he would have been doxxed long ago. The mystery is just too top-notch.
Basically, it's either believe in max or not care about money at all.
The temptation of nine figures is hard to resist. If you're not a superhuman, you've truly let go.
This wallet explains the issue better than any white paper.
The strongest diamond hands in history, no kidding.
If I had this amount of coins, I would have already sold them. How carefree must this person be?
This is true long-termism—never touching a hundred billion.
The Bitcoin genesis block tells an interesting story. Satoshi Nakamoto's address holds approximately 1.1 million BTC—representing roughly 5% of the total Bitcoin supply. These coins weren't obtained through market purchases but rather accumulated during Bitcoin's earliest mining days, when few understood what was being created.
Fast forward to today: that 1.1M BTC translates to nearly $95 billion in current market value. Satoshi didn't just launch the network; they were its first miner, accumulating these holdings before Bitcoin had any real-world price or recognition.
What's remarkable? Despite holding this enormous wealth, there's been no sudden market dump, no rug pull, no panic sell-offs. Satoshi's coins remain largely dormant—a testament to either conviction in the vision or simply stepping away from the project entirely. It's one of crypto's greatest mysteries: the creator's wallets sitting untouched, worth nearly $100 billion, yet completely still.