I don't care at all because Bitcoin is fungible instead of non fungible and I don't want to input anything on random sites because it would harm my privacy. I don't see these kind bugs in Bitcoin are potential, hopefully the developers will fix that and block people from exploiting bugs in Bitcoin.

If you're looking for collectibles, it's on here Collectibles.

Well these are not NFT’s, or changed or added inscription.  All natural satoshis.

Just to be clear, these are just satoshis deemed rare and isolated in certain ways.  Satoshis lost in isolating was an early issue.  Now they have ord wallet addresses that make it very safe to move around.

Still Fungible technically.  But look at it like collectible Fiat Currency coins.  Fiat currency like USD Coins are still fungible, just because someone collects it for a certain rarity.  Collecting them does not change the satoshi in anyway.  

Block 9 450x for instance are from the first bitcoin that was ever mined. So just pieces of the first bitcoin mined, and the first block.  So it is basically owning some of the first bitcoin ever (available). I think the first 10 are in Satoshi’s wallet and should never move.  Still completely fungible, just like collectible USD currency coins are still fungible.  

Again not additionally inscribed or nft’s.  Just more rare than other satoshis and they have been identified and categorized just like Coin Collectors have done for hundreds of years.

Satoshi did make the software capable of inscribing satoshis.  This is a function of the blockchain software.  Just like all satoshis have a NAME and NUMBER inscribed by the blockchain even before they have been mined it is all predetermined by the BTC software.  

There are some pretty cool satoshi names out there (assigned by the BLOCKCHAIN, not some random NFT dev).  Because of the amount of satoshis that will be mined over time there is virtually any name you can imagine.  My name is one first and last.  So are some of my friends. And ridiculous phrases.  All satoshis have names already. You can search all of this.  And this was done by Satoshi not some NFT dev.  It is in the blockchain software.  Some of the Satoshi names are hilarious.  You can search and check wallets and search random names on Ord.io it uses the ordinal software to search the blockchain data.  There are other useful sites too to check your own wallets.

I am just trying to clarify, it seems like maybe there is some misunderstanding of what rare sats are. Not NFT’s or added inscription.  All Natural, just separated and grouped to be collected.

So if you have rare sats in your wallet you can isolate them for almost nothing.  It is not an costly thing if you use the Sparrow software.  It is a pretty cool thing once you realize Satoshi Nakamoto did this. He assigned names and numbers, and other technical data that by design can make them more rare/collectible than others.

Oh and FYI, guys are making MILLIONS selling their rare sats getting like 5000x what they are worth as a single sat and prices are going up.  Again not NFT’s, all natural un molested sats.  You could be holding some and not even know it (but you can check and isolate them).

Sothebys auction house sold some rare named sats for like 15k -25k each.  Also there are exchanges that trade them and certain sats have been sold for multiple bitcoin for their rarity.

Yes there is potentiality but you must have clear thinking on what sort of potentiality is.

In my opinion, it's potentiality for losing your money to scammers. All satoshis are the same and have same value, what the *uck is Rare Satoshi?
It does not make any sense of all. If it is Rare Satoshi, does it mean you will not spend it.

Satoshis, bitcoins are created for spending and they are all spendable. No single satoshis, bitcoins should be kept forever because they are rare or whatever reasons. Only lost bitcoins won't be spendable.

Check if you have any rare satoshi

The scam is like I have 1 BTC created from a block in 2024 and you have 1 BTC created in a block in 2014, and your 1 BTC has higher value than mine. Is it fair?
Does it make sense?
It's scam.

This makes no sense.

It would of made sense if every single Satoshi had a Serial Number of some sort attached to it.  Just like Banknotes do.  But in this case, it is equal to thinking a single drop of water out of a filled bucket is rare.  How do you move the drop of water and identify it as the rare one?

It is interesting to know that some of your Bitcoin were initially part of the first ever Mined blocks of Bitcoin.  But identifying how many and where and even making them non Fungible is a no from me.  All Bitcoins should be Fungible.  I hate how we are drifting away from that willingly.

Sounds like yet another grift to me, to be honest. Not that I'm stopping anyone from paying premium for whatever perceived online clout.

I'd actually argue a market like that goes against Bitcoin's fungibility, but then again I don't think enough people would even care about these "special" sats for it to have any meaningful impact.



Got any links? I didn't find anything on their respective websites.

Or can use this website https://magiceden.io/ordinals/discover-raresats

I see this is very bad for privacy by typing a Bitcoin public address and check Rare Satoshis, perhaps only for fun and nothing more. If want to do this, to satisfy curiosity, people can check it with Tor if they want.

I've seen people purchase the weirdest things for unreasonably high prices. It's almost as if some people have money to burn. This happens a lot in the gaming world where people buy a digital sword for example for a couple of grands just so that their game character can look fancy

I'm with you hoping, but I'm not expecting such foolery to die, not soon, not ever. Lest we forget, we are humans. As such, we are crazy. We always find something rare in the most banal of things. There's always a rare Sat, a rare merit, a rare coin, a rare meat, hair, stone, pencil, parrot, salt, saliva, and a googolplex of other otherwise ordinary stuff.

The first Sat mined after the last halving was speculated to reach a value of $1 million. To somebody who doesn't like this craziness, what if that "epic Sat" belonged to you and somebody offered to buy it for $1 million, would you decline?

https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5510649.msg64575180#msg64575180

Perhaps this is a good explanation of why satoshis can be tracked and how. Simply by assigning ids and tracking them, you can identify rare sats. Lmk if the referenced post makes sense . Thx