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Total Engagement - Comments: 0, Retweets: 1, Likes: 2, Impressions: 322

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@Pledditor

This is not recognized as a Patoshi block by @w_s_bitcoin 's tool, but it is a miner from Satoshi's era who hadn't moved their 50 BTC coinbase reward until today "Lost coins" are impossible to prove and people using that as a justification for forks that freeze UTXO are clowns

A screenshot of the Patoshi Pattern detection tool analyzing Bitcoin's early mining history, displaying a chart with block height on the x-axis (ranging from approximately 6k to 11k in March 2010) and block subsidy on the y-axis, with the orange Patoshi hash rate line trending upward around 2,000-3,000 while blue dots represent individual blocks. The dashboard shows current network stats including 965,446 blocks mined, a hash rate of 30.07 MH/s, and a difficulty of 3.78, illustrating a non-Patoshi block (43,631) from a fellow early-era miner whose 50 BTC coinbase reward sat dormant until recently.

AI visual note: A screenshot of the Patoshi Pattern detection tool analyzing Bitcoin's early mining history, displaying a chart with block height on the x-axis (ranging from approximately 6k to 11k in March 2010) and block subsidy on the y-axis, with the orange Patoshi hash rate line trending upward around 2,000-3,000 while blue dots represent individual blocks. The dashboard shows current network stats including 965,446 blocks mined, a hash rate of 30.07 MH/s, and a difficulty of 3.78, illustrating a non-Patoshi block (43,631) from a fellow early-era miner whose 50 BTC coinbase reward sat dormant until recently.

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