The Beginners Guide to Rare Sats Uncommon – First sat of each block Rare – First sat of each difficulty adjustment period Epic – First sat of each halving epoch Vintage – Sat mined in the first 1,000 blocks Nakamoto – Sat mined by Satoshi Nakamoto First Transaction – Sat from the 10 BTC sent from Satoshi Nakamoto to Hal Finney in the first Bitcoin transaction ever on January 12, 2009 Palindrome – Sat whose number reads the same backward or forward Pizza – Sat from the 10,000 BTC used to purchase two Papa John's pizzas on May 22, 2010 Block 9 – Sat mined in block 9 which are the oldest sats in circulation unless Satoshi's wallet wakes up Block 69 – Sat mined in block 69 (nice) Block 78 – Sat mined by Hal Finney in block 78 which was the first block mined by someone other than Satoshi Ordinals has given us the ability to inscribe data to sats, which as opened the door for rare satoshis or satribute collecting. Shoutout to

@LeonidasNFT

and

@ord_io

for pushing rare sats forward in the Ordinals Bitcoin space

The Beginners Guide to Rare Sats Uncommon – First sat of each block Rare – First sat of each difficulty adjustment period Epic – First sat of each halving epoch Vintage – Sat mined in the first 1,000 blocks Nakamoto – Sat mined by Satoshi Nakamoto First Transaction – Sat from the 10 BTC sent from Satoshi Nakamoto to Hal Finney in the first Bitcoin transaction ever on January 12, 2009 Palindrome – Sat whose number reads the same backward or forward Pizza – Sat from the 10,000 BTC used to purchase two Papa John's pizzas on May 22, 2010 Block 9 – Sat mined in block 9 which are the oldest sats in circulation unless Satoshi's wallet wakes up Block 69 – Sat mined in block 69 (nice) Block 78 – Sat mined by Hal Finney in block 78 which was the first block mined by someone other than Satoshi Ordinals has given us the ability to inscribe data to sats, which as opened the door for rare satoshis or satribute collecting. Shoutout to

@LeonidasNFT

and

@ord_io

for pushing rare sats forward in the Ordinals Bitcoin space