"BTC M4 14" Address

[clerat2]

So I was tracking where satoshi send his bitcoins in the early days and somehow i managed to find this address : 3MqUP6G1daVS5YTD8fz3QgwjZortWwxXFd
https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/addresses/btc/3MqUP6G1daVS5YTD8fz3QgwjZortWwxXFd

I have no expertise in blockchain tracking or blockchain technology and i found odd that this address has received 18941760.26905516 btc and send 18941161.97367251 btc, now i assume that those are not unique tokens but the total sum of transactions .Nevertheless it is a huge amount to be flying in and out this address and it is also labeled as btc m4 14 which i googled and nothing came up .

I am writing this post out of curiosity if anyone knows what this address is supposed to be ,why is it called btc m4 14 and what is the link with satoshi

(also i found this address :1Kr6QSydW9bFQG1mXiPNNu6WpJGmUa9i1g has 158m bitcoin sent (lol)
https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/addresses/BTC/1Kr6QSydW9bFQG1mXiPNNu6WpJGmUa9i1g


NOTE:THESE ADDRESS ARE STILL ACTIVE

[Pablo-wood]

I don't know where you got those addresses from because Satoshi mined the first bitcoin in Jan 3, 2009.  first BTC mined (The Genesis Block). I checked those two addresses and they have nothing to do with Satoshi who has remained anonymous.

The M4 14 has nothing to do with bitcoin or Satoshi it's simply the wallet label of who every owns the wallet you  referenced.

[nc50lc]

-snip- Nevertheless it is a huge amount to be flying in and out this address and it is also labeled as btc m4 14 which i googled and nothing came up.

The amount is normal for a service, exchange or pool's cold-storage wallet or even a hot wallet of a big exchange, don't just correlate any "loaded" bitcoin address to satoshi.

The tag was probably "grandfathered" there when Blockchain(dot)com used to accept address tags from the owner.
AFAIK, they required a signed message to include a tag like that "BTC M4 14" and if you're linking a website, a verification url.

For your curiosity, walletexplorer deduced that it belongs to "wallet [0031910272]"
Which could be Coinbase (don't ask for source).

[FinneysTrueVision]

Arkham Intel says that 3MqUP6G1daVS5YTD8fz3QgwjZortWwxXFd belongs to Coinbase Prime and 1Kr6QSydW9bFQG1mXiPNNu6WpJGmUa9i1g belongs to Bitfinex. Given the popularity of these exchanges, it is not surprising that they have seen millions of BTC in transactions.

I don’t think there is a direct connection between these wallets and Satoshi. If you follow the transactions of anybody with a good amount of activity, eventually you will find that most people have transacted with somebody who uses a major exchange.

[BitBastard]

Happenin right now:

ID:0cb4-9621
7/11/2025, 18:02:11
FromBTC M4 14
To2 Outputs
-2.00001268 BTC•-$235,317
Fee1.3K Sats •$1.49
From
1
BTC M4 14
4.48141043
BTC
•$527,273
To
1
bc1qk9l00rhm52gn4slp2p9f3h469j6v8fn8gmjnku
2.00000000
BTC
•$235,315
2
BTC M4 14
2.48139775
BTC
•$291,956

[NotATether]

FYI, the btc m4 14 label is most likely an old blockchain.com userdefined tag added through verified message signing nothing to do with Satoshi. These addresses show classic exchange transactional volume. Use tools like walletexplorer to check clustering and ownership patterns.

But what does "m4 14" itself represent?

Are these characters taken from an addresses for memorization purposes, or just a tag? To the web interface, not to any transaction itself, since blockchain.com was always just an explorer/wallet.