THE SATOSHI ALARM
Satoshi’s genesis coins. The dormant Mt. Gox stash. The biggest exchange cold wallets. We watch them on-chain, around the clock. When they move, you’ll know — by email or on @usebitcoinapp.
The ~1.1 million BTC Satoshi Nakamoto mined across 21,953 blocks in 2009 and never spent — identified by the Patoshi mining pattern. We watch the entire cluster, block by block, and sweep it continuously. If a single one of these coins ever moves, it is the biggest event in Bitcoin’s history.
Roughly 80,000 BTC that left Mt. Gox in March 2011 and has never moved since — the largest dormant pile of coins in Bitcoin. Mt. Gox’s former CEO has publicly called the funds stolen. If it ever moves, the whole market will want to know.
The single largest Bitcoin address in existence, widely tracked as Binance’s primary cold storage. It holds well over 1% of all bitcoin. We flag movements of 500 BTC or more.
Bitfinex’s cold storage, listed on the exchange’s own public wallet file on GitHub. One of the largest known cold wallets. We flag movements of 500 BTC or more.
The coinbase of block 0, mined by Satoshi on 3 January 2009. Its original 50 BTC are unspendable by protocol — the balance here is pure community tribute. Symbolic, and watched all the same.
Labels are researched from at least two independent sources and validated on-chain — the full standard is public at how we verify wallet labels. Where an owner isn’t publicly confirmed, we say “attributed.” Spotted an error? Tell us and we’ll fix it fast.