2023-08-05 11:38:45
Bitcoin Magazine has launched an exclusive service called Rare B.TC for collectors and high net worth investors looking for the rarest satos and inscriptions on the market. Bitcoin Magazine has announced that its new over-the-counter service, Rare B.TC, is officially out of beta, allowing users to buy and sell rare satos – satos that are more valuable because of their history or origin – as well as rare captions. Rare B.TC has partnered with several exchanges and mining companies, as well as private collectors, to offer a full spectrum of exotic options, including the rarest satos currently defined in the Ordinals protocol. Private collectors can meet such satos on the platform: Uncommon satos: the first satos of each new Bitcoin block, each of the blocks mined on the blockchain has 1 uncommon satos. Rare Satoshi: The first satoshi of the first block of each difficulty adjustment period, there are now more than 350 rare satoshi. 2009 Uncommon Satos: Uncommon satos issued and mined in the first year of Bitcoin’s existence are the rarest. In 2009, there were only regarding 32,000 solved blocks. Hal Finney zatosik: Bitcoin proven to be linked to the wallet of the first Bitcoin user, Hal Finney, authenticated either on the Bitcoin blockchain or by Hal Finney’s estate. Block 9 satoshis: Bitcoin mined in the ninth block of the blockchain and spent in the world’s first P2P transaction when Satoshi sent 10 BTC to Hal Finney. In addition, the brokerage also provides access to rare captions, including some of the first 100 numbered captions embedded in the blockchain. Trading rare bitcoins is a new and emerging segment of the Bitcoin space, so Bitcoin Magazine noted in its announcement that some of the more exotic items may not be immediately available or may take time to acquire.
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