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Satoshi Nakamoto owns nearly one million Bitcoins, which are currently worth around $114.4 billion — approximately ₦182 trillion in today's Nigerian currency. This makes Satoshi Nakamoto the 16th richest person in the world. About 80% of the Bitcoins Satoshi owns were obtained through Bitcoin mining, between 2009 and 2011. It is estimated that Satoshi mined about 23,356 blocks of transactions — though some claim he mined up to 38,297 blocks. If we go with the 23,000-block estimate, Satoshi would have earned around 1.1 million Bitcoins in mining rewards. At that time (2009 to 2012), the reward for successfully mining a Bitcoin block was 50 BTC, because the first Bitcoin Halving hadn’t occurred yet. So, if Satoshi mined over 23,000 blocks during that period, it makes sense that he would accumulate up to 1.1 million BTC. Remember, a new Bitcoin block is created every 10 minutes. After the first halving in 2012, the block reward dropped to 25 BTC per mined block. However, Satoshi Nakamoto has never sold a single one of his Bitcoins. Why? Did Satoshi forget his private key? Did he lose the private keys? Did he pass away? Is he afraid that selling any of the Bitcoins might reveal his identity? Or is it simply his personal choice? The Bitcoins Satoshi owns are spread across approximately 20,000 wallets — he didn't store all of them in one place. Each time he mined a new block and received a reward, he would transfer the BTC to a new wallet address. Research shows that most of these wallets contain exactly 100 or 103 Bitcoins. However, the Genesis Wallet — the first wallet in Bitcoin history — holds 103 BTC that cannot be spent or sold. Why? Because Satoshi didn’t include a “coinbase transaction” for that wallet — in other words, he didn’t add what miners call the coinbase transaction to the global Bitcoin transaction database, which is used by all Bitcoin nodes. That’s why the Bitcoins in that wallet are unspendable. You can check the Genesis wallet here: 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa Some people believe Satoshi did this intentionally. Others think it was a mistake. It’s believed that around 20% of Satoshi’s Bitcoins were gifts from members of the Bitcoin community — some sent 5 BTC, others 2, and some 13 — as a show of appreciation for his groundbreaking work. On February 5, 2024, an anonymous person sent 26 Bitcoins to one of Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallets. Since April 23, 2011, there has been no trace or communication from Satoshi. His last known message was to the Bitcoin community and his friend Hal Finney, in which Satoshi said: > "I have moved on to other things, Bitcoin is in good hands with Finney and everyone." Since then, Satoshi has disappeared completely. Agencies like the FBI and others have tried to uncover his real identity — but with no success, even after 17 years. Attempts were made to trace the email addresses he used to communicate with people, but the email account could not be tracked. It’s believed that Satoshi might have used a Russian proxy at the time, which wasn’t connected to the global database or the world’s GPS systems. The only clue ever found about Satoshi Nakamoto is the name itself — Satoshi and Nakamoto are Japanese names, and are commonly used among Japanese people. The world remains fascinated and baffled by this mysterious figure. ---

RT @m_it: BYOLB - build your own loot box. Would be great. Should be ultra high precision GPS though so you could do it in highly traffic…

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🚨 Risk Warning : This project will likely have higher volatility and/or higher risks than other listed tokens. DYOR. 🚨 by @binance $GPS 🤪

How they can track you without phone, internet or GPS ZA'A IYAYIN TRACKING ƊINKA, KAI KANKA BAMA WAYARKA BA .......... Idan kanaso kasan babu tsaro a ƙasar nan toh karka taɓa wanda suka isa da tsaron, toh bama zakasan akwai tsaro ba zakaga kamar ba'a komai, idan kuma kanaso kasani toh kataɓo waɗancan mutanen...... 👇👇👇 Madaman akwai SIM card a tare dakai alaji magana taƙare, koda kakashe data, koda kakashe location (GPS), kai koda kakashe wayar baki ɗaya za'a iya nemoka..... A jerin rubuce-rubuce na kan abubuwan ban mamaki dana al'ajabi da SIM card kedashi, yau zamu duba wata hanya mai ban tsoro — yadda katin SIM ke iya bibiyar inda mutum yake, Wannan nada matukar muhimmanci ga masu amfani da waya, computer, internet da kuma ƴan crypto/Web3 susani. SIM Card ba kawai chip bane, haka ba lamba bane kawai — yana aiki da network ɗinka akai-akai, Koda baka amfani da waya ko baka kunna data, SIM ɗinka yana turawa kuma yana karɓar SIGNAL 😳😳, da network tower ɗin da ke kusa dakai. Wannan yana faruwa ne saboda shi SIM card a koda yaushe yana neman sabis ne (aikinshi kenan ba hutu) 😫 — misali: a koda yaushe shi SIM kawai yanaso yaga kira yashigo ne, ko TEXT (sms), ko OTP verification idan babu waɗannan toh kasani shifa koyaushe SIM card ɗinka akan online yake, ta yanda zaku gane haka, idan kakashe datar wayarka bakada damar aiki da internet amma kana kunnawa shikuma zaifara aiki, haka dazaka cire SIM card ɗin ka kunna data bazaka samu internet ba kai kawai yake jira, shi kuma koyaushe a shirye yake yanakan aiki ne, kuma yanakan online ne...... YADDA SIM KE BIN DIDDIGINKA SIM ɗinka yana aiki da wani Technology da muke kira Cell Tower Triangulation. Idan kana kusa da wata tower (MAST), za a iya gano inda kake ta hanyar auna ɗaya daga cikin abubuwan nan. 1. Nisan wayarka daga manyan towers guda uku (minimum). 2. Lokacin da aka karɓi signal daga SIM ɗinka 3. Direct distance tsakanin ka da kowanne MAST Daga nan, za a iya ƙimanta location ɗinka da kusan ƙarancin kuskure na mita 100 zuwa 300 — ba tare da GPS ba. Wannan fasaha ana amfani da ita a kasashen duniya, kuma hukumomin tsaro suna amfani da ita wajen neman mutane ko sa ido. KA KASHE GPS KO ? BA MATSALA, SIM ƊINKA HAR YANZU NA AIKI. Wasu suna tunanin idan suka kashe location tracking (GPS), sun fita daga hannun hukuma ko a hangosu, ko anemosu ko bibiyar location ɗinsu. Amma a’a! GPS wata hanya ce ta daban, amma network signal na wayar da SIM ɗinka ke amfani da shi ya isa a gano inda kake malanm.... Misali: Idan wani barawo ko dan leƙen asiri na son bibiyar ka, zai iya amfani da IMSI Catcher (kamar idan mutum yayi aiki da Technologies ɗin STINGRAY) nayi bayaninshi a posting ɗina nabaya zaku iya dubawa, shine yake kama signal daga wayarka ta hanyar SIM ɗinka. Ko kuma kamfanonin sadarwa za su iya ba da rahoton inda lambar wayarka take a kowane lokaci idan an buƙata daga hukumomi. HANYOYIN DA WANNAN KE ZAMA HATSARI Tsaronka Kai da Danginka: Idan wani na da niyyar cutar da kai, zai iya amfani da wannan damar ya gano inda kake ba tareda kasani ba. Wannan barazana ce ga ’yan siyasa, ’yan jarida, ko masu kuɗi (attajirai) don haka kukula. BAYANAN SIRRI Ana iya bibiyar halinka da inda kake yawan zuwa, lokaci-lokaci da wuraren da kake zama frequently. Wannan yana iya taimaka wa barayi, hackers ko stalkers ko wasu hukumomi don zaƙuloka duk inda kashiga ka gwada sace wayar wani babba kasha mamaki malan yo wayecemaka dagangan ne ? Ai suna sane wlh. 😂💔 A WEB3 ƳAN CRYPTO Mutane da ke da crypto wallets (musamman na dapp da DeFi) a wayarsu na iya fuskantar haɗari fiye da yadda suke tunani — domin location tracking da SIM cloning/swap zai iya taimaka wajen kai ATTACK 😳. YADDA ZA KA KARE KANKA 1. Kafito da kuɗi alaji kasiya wayar da aka amince da tsaronta (secure device) — kamar waɗanda ke da capability na blocking IMSI catcher. Amma mafi yawansu sunada tsada gaskiya. 2. Kada kayi amfani da lambar SIM ɗinka wajen link zuwa social media ko crypto wallet. Amfani da Google Authenticator ko YubiKey yafi. 3. Ka yawaita kashe wayarka ko cire SIM idan kana da wani sensitive meeting ko aiki. 4. Sanya PIN a SIM ɗinka da kuma limit sharing na lambarka ga jama'a nidai nafi yarda da wannan. 5. Kayi amfani da app kamar Orbot/VPN idan kana buƙatar hawan internet cikin sirri. . Zanƙara yin wani rubutun insha Allah idan inada rai. Allah Shine Mafi Sani. ©Teewan_Yakubu #HausaComputerScience #DigitalLiteracy #Web3 #Web3Literacy #BlockchainAwareness #Volunteering #SecureSIM #Web3ForAll_HausaSeries #Bitget #BitgetInsight #TechEmergingTrends #Bitpanda #HyperLiquid #EthereumFoundation