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The current real-time price of SATOSHI is $0.4291. In the past 24 hours, SATOSHI has traded between $0.4221 and $0.4710, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of SATOSHI is $3.94, and the all-time low is $0.1816.
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Satoshi Nakamoto (SATOSHI) Today's Price
The live price of SATOSHI today is $0.4291, with a current market cap of $901.182K. The 24-hour trading volume is 3K. The price of SATOSHI to USD is updated in real time.
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Top 5 addresses | Holding amount | Holding ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|
ethereum | 0xd304...167835  | 196.166K | 8.42% |
ethereum | 0xf0d8...8831fa | 194.393K | 8.35% |
base | 0x3e13...a43226 | 78,454 | 3.37% |
ethereum | 0xb807...787787 | 50,000 | 2.15% |
ethereum | 0xc1f9...d2b772 | 43,815 | 1.88% |
Other | 1.766M | 75.83% |
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SATOSHI NAKAMOTO (SATOSHI) FAQ
What is the SATOSHI•NAKAMOTO Bitcoin Rune and how does it differ from other standards?
SATOSHI•NAKAMOTO (Rune #6) is a token launched on the Bitcoin network using the Runes protocol, which debuted during the 2024 halving. Unlike the BRC-20 standard, Runes utilize Bitcoin’s native UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) model. This technical approach is designed to be significantly more efficient, reducing the creation of "junk" data on the blockchain that can lead to network congestion. It serves as a community tribute to Bitcoin's creator while leveraging the security of the primary Bitcoin layer.
Was the SATOSHI token created by the original Satoshi Nakamoto?
No, this token was not created by the anonymous creator of Bitcoin. It is a community-driven tribute and meme project. The original wallets belonging to Satoshi Nakamoto have remained dormant since 2010. While these tokens use the name for its iconic status and historical significance, they are developed by third-party groups and community members using the Runes protocol or other blockchain networks to honor the philosophy of decentralization.
Where can users safely buy and store SATOSHI tokens?
SATOSHI tokens can be traded on reputable cryptocurrency exchanges like LBank. For storage, since many of these tokens exist on the Bitcoin network via the Runes protocol, users should utilize secure, Bitcoin-integrated wallets that specifically support the Runes standard. When participating in newer projects or presales, it is vital to use official exchange platforms or verified websites to avoid phishing scams and ensure the safety of your digital assets.
What is the total supply and primary purpose of the SATOSHI token?
Most "Satoshi" tokens, particularly the Bitcoin Rune #6, feature a fixed total supply of 21 million units. This is a deliberate design choice intended to pay homage to Bitcoin’s original hard cap and scarcity model. While primarily functioning as a meme or tribute token, some specific projects under this name aim to support decentralization philosophy or fund public interest initiatives within the blockchain ecosystem.
How can investors verify the authenticity and security of a "Satoshi" token project?
To verify a token, investors should first identify the specific network it resides on, such as Bitcoin Runes, Ethereum, or TON. Key verification steps include checking if the contract has been audited to ensure no malicious "mint" or "rug pull" functions exist and confirming if liquidity is locked. For those on the Bitcoin network, the "Rune Number" is a critical identifier; lower numbers like Rune #6 are generally considered more prestigious and authentic within the community.
What is a "Satoshi Test" and is it related to the token?
A "Satoshi Test" is a technical Web3 procedure often confused with the token itself. It involves sending a micro-transaction of a very small amount of BTC to a specific address. This process is commonly used to prove wallet ownership for compliance or security verification purposes. While it shares the name, it is a functional tool for identity and ownership verification rather than a tradable asset or a component of a specific meme token's ecosystem.
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