Arkham Intelligence has identified and revealed all of Satoshi Nakamoto's wallets, confirming that he has accumulated over 1,096,354 BTC, valued at $108 billion. The discovery was made possible by a mining pattern known as the Patoshi Pattern, which distinguishes blocks mined by Nakamoto from others. This method, analyzed since 2013, showed that a lone miner used a custom and advanced mining system to mine over 1 million BTC in Bitcoin's first year. Arkham shared the details of the discovery on X, adding 22,000 new addresses linked to the cryptocurrency's creator.
In addition to mining, Nakamoto made 13 Bitcoin transactions between 2009 and 2010, including sending 10 BTC to Hal Finney and transfers to other developers. However, since then, he has never spent or moved these coins, except for a single known transaction. Despite this, his wallets continue to receive small fractions of BTC, mysterious messages, and assets such as Ordinals. Satoshi's identity and the possible existence of other wallets still remain a mystery.