Cryptocurrency owner spent $ 64,000 to write secret data to the bitcoin blockchain that cannot be decrypted

An unknown investor spent about $ 64,000 to write almost 9 MB of raw binary data to the bitcoin blockchain.

According to a post by Ord. io's ordinal researcher on the X platform, the owner of the address bc1pnp6sdnzv3cve6jptw3vkpqtek3r6fmratjgnflpqngnmp5lkxztqzwd0th used more than 1 BTC to create 332 records on January 6. However, no one has an answer as to what exactly the data entered means. The recorded information contains English, Greek and mathematical symbols, which further deepens the mystery surrounding their purpose.

Experts noted that 2 of the 332 inscriptions digitally represent a pepperoni pizza. This symbol refers to an important moment in the history of the HTS, when László Hányez made the first ever purchase of physical goods for bitcoins. on May 22, 2010, Hanec spent 10,000 BTC to buy two Papa John’s pepperoni pizzas. It is believed that these inscriptions contain satoshi from that historic transaction.

The incident with the mysterious inscriptions followed another intriguing event related to BTC. on January 5, an unknown user sent 26.9 BTC, worth $ 1.17 million, to the first wallet created on the Bitcoin network owned by Сатоші Накамото" href="https://noworries.news/biography/satoshi-nakamoto/" data-bio-id="4232">Satoshi Nakamoto. The majority of the funds came from a wallet labeled as Binance on the Arkham Intelligence blockchain analytics platform.

«Either Satoshi woke up, bought 27 bitcoins on Binance and transferred them to his wallet or someone just burned a million dollars,» Coinbase CEO Conor Grogan tweeted.