Address Audit

Satoshi Nakamoto

historical

This is the genesis block coinbase address, the very first Bitcoin address ever created by Satoshi Nakamoto on January 3, 2009.

Known Satoshi Nakamoto Addresses

2 tracked Bitcoin addresses attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto. Select any address to view its full privacy audit.

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How These Addresses Appear On-Chain

Every Bitcoin transaction is permanently recorded on the public blockchain. Transactions with known entity addresses are visible to anyone browsing the ledger.

Blockchain analytics platforms maintain databases of labeled addresses. Transactions with labeled addresses create visible links on the public ledger, which is a fundamental property of how Bitcoin works.

The more on-chain activity an address has, the more data is publicly available about its transaction patterns and counterparties.

On-Chain Data Visible to Satoshi Nakamoto

  • Your wallet address and its public transaction history
  • Transaction amounts, timestamps, and counterparty addresses
  • Activity patterns visible on the public blockchain
  • Address clusters identified through standard blockchain analysis

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Addresses linked to identity via KYC
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Satoshi Nakamoto Bitcoin addresses are tracked?
This page tracks 2 known Satoshi Nakamoto Bitcoin addresses, including cold wallets, hot wallets, and other identified wallets. As new addresses are discovered through on-chain analysis, they are added automatically.
Can I check if my Bitcoin was sent to Satoshi Nakamoto?
Yes. Enter your Bitcoin address in the search bar above to run a privacy audit. The tool will show your transaction history and identify any interactions with known Satoshi Nakamoto addresses or other labeled entities.
Are Satoshi Nakamoto addresses public?
Yes. All Bitcoin addresses are visible on the public blockchain. The addresses listed on this page have been identified as belonging to Satoshi Nakamoto through on-chain analysis, public disclosures, or entity labeling by analytics firms.
How do I protect my privacy when transacting on Bitcoin?
Spark enables off-chain Bitcoin transfers that never appear on the public blockchain. There is no address to look up, no transaction to trace, and no data for chain analysis firms to collect. Transfers are instant, free, and self-custodial.

Every Bitcoin transaction is permanent.

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