Visible List of wallets Satoshi Nakamoto?

[MikeJ_NpC]

Hey all,

Im just wondering if there is a list of all wallets which are Satoshi Nakamoto related? ... Perhaps from block 0 to 32688 ?....
Would help for a project im doing, ... havent been able to find any list so figured i would ask here ....

Thank you!
Kind Regards

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[BIT-BENDER]

Satoshi nakamoto is a name AFAIK the person is not known, or might not be a person -single- except you mean something else, even to have a list of a wallet belonging to a know person is hard except the person linked them and expose them, maybe you asked an incomplete question or even if there is a list of wallet relating to satoshi nakamoto I can be sure it will not be a complete list.

[BlackHatCoiner]

I haven't ever wondered it, but you created me a query here. AFAIK, Satoshi never revealed any address on public, but he surely mined lots of blocks between 0 and 70,000. There are tens of articles out there mentioning the Nakamoto's wealth based on bitcoins and they say he had mined more than 20,000 blocks. I don't know how they can prove this, but most likely it did happen. I mean, he was active until December 2010 or on ~block 97400 if we're talking blockchainian.

Now back on the title. We can't prove which blocks where mined by satoshi, so I believe that no one except him can give you the answer. We can't be 100% sure, even for the early blocks.

[OmegaStarScream]

I would recommend reading these topics[1][2]. It's not guaranteed that these blocks were mined by him obviously but it should help you get started.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=175996.0
[2] https://bitslog.com/2013/04/17/the-well-deserved-fortune-of-satoshi-nakamoto/

[DECABEATZ]

satoshi supposedly sent the first bitcoin to Hal Finney so it has to be in the first block! 

[Lordhermes]

list of all wallets which are Satoshi Nakamoto related? ...

Satoshi Nakamoto related wallets?  Can I understand your question clearly please.
Here are lists of hardware^[1] and software^[2] wallets, I'm not sure if I answer your question by providing you with the links, it might help.

[1]. [BIG LIST] Hardware wallets (80+)
[2]. The 20+ Best Cryptocurrency Wallets for Your Digital Coins in 2021

Would help for a project im doing, ...

Can we know the name of the project so we can get a solution to your question more better.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

list of all wallets which are Satoshi Nakamoto related? ...

Satoshi Nakamoto related wallets?  Can I understand your question clearly please.
Here are lists of hardware^[1] and software^[2] wallets, I'm not sure if I answer your question by providing you with the links, it might help.

[1]. [BIG LIST] Hardware wallets (80+)
[2]. The 20+ Best Cryptocurrency Wallets for Your Digital Coins in 2021

Would help for a project im doing, ...

Can we know the name of the project so we can get a solution to your question more better.

OP didn't phrase the question well, but I can understand he was asking for addresses that are said to have been related to satoshi nakamoto not different types of cryptocurrency wallets as you have replied

OP here are some more threads that could help
- Satoshi Nakamoto holds 980,000 Bitcoins.. does anyone know their addresses?
- https://twitter.com/nic__carter/status/1263130214726582272
- http://satoshiblocks.info

[jademaxsuy]

Satoshi does clearly does not leave any tracks of him even his identity. Probably, he wanted to prove that as a bitcoiners we need to trust each other during the transfer that even himself wanted to be trusted through anonymity without him being active.

I do believe Satoshi owns lots of BTC but of course no one  here probably knows how much he own except for those close people of him here in the forum. You might want to PM those people around and ask your query. You know what I mean that the closes guy that probably know him was theymos.

[nc50lc]

satoshi supposedly sent the first bitcoin to Hal Finney so it has to be in the first block!  

Blocks are still valid even without any transactions in it aside from the coinbase transaction.

Look, the genesis block nor the next block doesn't contain any additional transactions: btc/block/0 and btc/block/1
Here's the block where the transaction that you're talking about is: btc/block/170

Im just wondering if there is a list of all wallets which are Satoshi Nakamoto related? ... Perhaps from block 0 to 32688 ?....
Would help for a project im doing, ... havent been able to find any list so figured i would ask here ....

No one can tell which is which exactly that's why there is no reliable list.
Some of the old block's reward could be an early adapter's bitcoins not Satoshi's.

[BitcoinADAB]

Im just wondering if there is a list of all wallets which are Satoshi Nakamoto related? ... Perhaps from block 0 to 32688 ?....
Would help for a project im doing, ... havent been able to find any list so figured i would ask here ....

No one can tell which is which exactly that's why there is no reliable list.
Some of the old block's reward could be an early adapter's bitcoins not Satoshi's.

You can:

https://bitslog.com/2019/04/16/the-return-of-the-deniers-and-the-revenge-of-patoshi/

...then you can create the list.

[ranochigo]

You'd be talking about the list of addresses, instead of the wallet. As there isn't any external miner made at that time, Satoshi probably mined in his wallet. The pattern obtained by analysing the increment in the nonce on the blocks shows that a single entity (presumably Satoshi) was mining those blocks on the same wallet.

Related as article: https://blog.bitmex.com/satoshis-1-million-bitcoin/

[BitcoinADAB]

You'd be talking about the list of addresses, instead of the wallet. As there isn't any external miner made at that time, Satoshi probably mined in his wallet. The pattern obtained by analysing the increment in the nonce on the blocks shows that a single entity (presumably Satoshi) was mining those blocks on the same wallet.

Related as article: https://blog.bitmex.com/satoshis-1-million-bitcoin/

This is from 2018.

Newer, 2019, better analysis: https://bitslog.com/2019/04/16/the-return-of-the-deniers-and-the-revenge-of-patoshi/
and 2020: https://bitslog.com/2020/08/22/the-patoshi-mining-machine/