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Satoshi’s Wallet Address: the First 50 BTC Nobody Can Spend · Why Nothing Has Ever Left · The Genesis Block Message

October 14, 2026September 25, 2026 by Nakta

Cover image for an article on the first bitcoin address, the genesis address. Under the line that Satoshi's first address keeps receiving coins and that nothing has ever left it, a diagram shows block zero with a line of hexadecimal that decodes to the Times headline of 3 January 2009, an arrow, and the address 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa with many small incoming payments, zero outgoing payments and a note that the first fifty coins can never be spent - Cryptonakta

Satoshi’s Wallet Address: the First 50 BTC Nobody Can Spend · Why Nothing Has Ever Left · The Genesis Block Message The first bitcoin block paid its reward here in January 2009. I opened the public ledger to see what has arrived since, and what has left. Read from the public ledger at block 968,475, … Read more

10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas: the first thing bitcoin ever bought, and nobody noticed

October 14, 2026September 17, 2026 by Nakta

Cover image for an article on Bitcoin Pizza Day. Under the line that two pizzas cost ten thousand coins and that nobody wanted the deal for four days, a diagram shows the payment as recorded in the ledger: a block of 131 inputs drawn from one address, including a dense cluster of very small pieces, an arrow, and a single output of ten thousand coins with a thin sliver marked as the fee left behind. Beside it the block number and date are given with notes that the record is still in the ledger, that anyone can open it, and that the coins left again ten minutes later split in two - Cryptonakta

10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas: the first thing bitcoin ever bought, and nobody noticed Two pizzas, ten thousand coins, and four days when nobody wanted the deal. The payment is still in the ledger, so this article reads it instead of retelling the story. Read from the public ledger and an archived copy of the … Read more