Easter egg in Satoshi's public key

[Cryptoblck]

In Satoshi's public key, there is an Easter egg encrypted for you. It has been waiting for you for 16 years. I wonder who will be the first to find it.  https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/01/06/Uz0Yj3.th.png

[Cookdata]

In Satoshi's public key, there is an Easter egg encrypted for you. It has been waiting for you for 16 years. I wonder who will be the first to find it. PS: There is a hint to the private key

I'm not sure if there is any wallet address that is speculated to belong to Satoshi with revealed Public key. None of those addresses has their public key on the blockchain explorer, a single sats hasn't been spent to reveal the public keys yet.

I wonder the public key you are talking about and this your mysterious encrypted Easter Egg.

[Ambatman]

I don't really understand what you talking about but the only thing that comes close to an Easter egg
Is the words on the Genesis block on Chancellor on brink of bailout something like that.

I'm not sure if there is any wallet address that is speculated to belong to Satoshi with revealed Public key. None of those addresses has their public key on the blockchain explorer, a single sats hasn't been spent to reveal the public keys yet.

Yes there are addresses that fall on the patoshi pattern with known pubkeys
They made use of P2PK where the pubkey is directly included on the output script
Thus making it visible to everyone from the moment they were mined.
What you are talking about that needs to be spent is P2PKH (pay to public key Hash)  difference with P2PK is the hashed pubkey.

[Dunamisx]

In Satoshi's public key, there is an Easter egg encrypted for you. It has been waiting for you for 16 years. I wonder who will be the first to find it. PS: There is a hint to the private key

Why decide for something that comes for free, i don't hunt for things like this, instead i will remained positioned for investing and trading in other for me to take all that belongs to me in crypto, i may wait till eternity without achieving anything, if for the past 16 years there has been no progress to that, then i don't see why we should hunt for such that is uncertain and waste our time.

[Cookdata]

I'm not sure if there is any wallet address that is speculated to belong to Satoshi with revealed Public key. None of those addresses has their public key on the blockchain explorer, a single sats hasn't been spent to reveal the public keys yet.

Yes there are addresses that fall on the patoshi pattern with known pubkeys
They made use of P2PK where the pubkey is directly included on the output script
Thus making it visible to everyone from the moment they were mined.
What you are talking about that needs to be spent is P2PKH (pay to public key Hash)  difference with P2PK is the hashed pubkey.

I know about p2pk, there many public keys that hold thousands mined Bitcoin and of course still speculated to be owned by Satoshi, no prove yet but what exactly is OP puzzle or whatever crystal egg I don't understand when the public keys can be seen and do whatever math's or wizard he want to do.

Initially, I thought there are separate p2pkh with an address that are not spent yet is what OP was referring to when he said crystal egg. What's secret at this point when all the public keys can be seen. I mean why not take the egg and solve the private keys and maybe spend them you know so we can know better about the eggs.

[She shining]

There is a hint to the private key

You don't understand how a one way function works because if you did you would know it practically doesn't go backwards private key to public key

[Donneski]

In Satoshi's public key, there is an Easter egg encrypted for you. It has been waiting for you for 16 years. I wonder who will be the first to find it. PS: There is a hint to the private key

We’ve seen many theories over the years about hidden messages tied to Satoshi and most of them ended up being more imagination than substance. That said, exploring Bitcoin’s early artifacts is always fascinating from a historical point of view. Even if there’s no key to be found the fact that people are still analyzing this 16 years later I think says a lot about the depth and mystery of Bitcoin’s origins.

[avp2306]

In Satoshi's public key, there is an Easter egg encrypted for you. It has been waiting for you for 16 years. I wonder who will be the first to find it. PS: There is a hint to the private key

You should not easily believe on things you read online since looks like everything about that topic you want to raise is just a hoax.

So better not to get curious about those things since maybe there's some entities trying to exploit the curiosity of people then trying to plant something harmful system that might be the reason for any potential hacking.

I tried to research about this and I'm pointed out on those articles saying that that Satoshi's public key and Easter egg encrypted is just a hoax or fake.

[hexan123]

pass this public key with easter egg

[pooya87]

In Satoshi's public key, there is an Easter egg encrypted for you. It has been waiting for you for 16 years. I wonder who will be the first to find it. PS: There is a hint to the private key

Based on what fact or evidence? Your hope? That's not a valid reason to even start a topic with this title here!

It also doesn't make any sense to do something like this and create a vulnerability in one of the keys holding actual funds. People won't see it as "Easter Egg", they may see it as vulnerable Bitcoin protocol. Satoshi is also not known for creating such silly things.

[Cryptoblck]

In Satoshi's public key, there is an Easter egg encrypted for you. It has been waiting for you for 16 years. I wonder who will be the first to find it. PS: There is a hint to the private key

Based on what fact or evidence? Your hope? That's not a valid reason to even start a topic with this title here!

It also doesn't make any sense to do something like this and create a vulnerability in one of the keys holding actual funds. People won't see it as "Easter Egg", they may see it as vulnerable Bitcoin protocol. Satoshi is also not known for creating such silly things.

Here's a hint straight from the genesis block...https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/01/06/Uz0Yj3.th.png
If I were you, I would recommend studying my profile before writing. I'm sure you know Bitcoin well, but not well enough to understand the reason for its emergence.

[Henark]

In Satoshi's public key, there is an Easter egg encrypted for you. It has been waiting for you for 16 years. I wonder who will be the first to find it. 

2026-03-07?

[pooya87]

In Satoshi's public key, there is an Easter egg encrypted for you. It has been waiting for you for 16 years. I wonder who will be the first to find it. PS: There is a hint to the private key

Based on what fact or evidence? Your hope? That's not a valid reason to even start a topic with this title here!

It also doesn't make any sense to do something like this and create a vulnerability in one of the keys holding actual funds. People won't see it as "Easter Egg", they may see it as vulnerable Bitcoin protocol. Satoshi is also not known for creating such silly things.

Here's a hint straight from the genesis block...
If I were you, I would recommend studying my profile before writing. I'm sure you know Bitcoin well, but not well enough to understand the reason for its emergence.

Oh in that case... If we look more into the raw bytes we can see that the hash of the genesis block transaction starts with 0x4a5e1e4b which when converted to UTF8 says "J^K" so after Satoshi put that Easter egg in, he then immediately said he was joking ^_^ /endsarcasm

You need a much stronger reason for your claim than "I found some random sequence of characters that looks like year values". If you look through gigabytes of completely random bytes, the chances of finding similar sequences is high.

[alani123]

What further evidence is there that this isn't just random?