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# Other Searches
## All Sats UTXO Link
The All Sats box shows the UTXOs in the wallet. Sometimes there is one, other times there are many more. Clicking on any UTXO will open it in Ordinals.com and show you each of the sat ranges within the UTXO.
On the Ordinals.com screen you can search the list of ranges for ones you are looking for. In Windows, CTRL-F will bring up a search box where you can enter numbers you are interested in, such as 420 for example.
Click on any range to open a screen with more detail including the Mint Date/Time, Block Number and Sat Name.
## Searching for Sat Names
There is not currently a search for Sat Names, but if you want to see if you have any sat names starting with 'bitcoin', for example, there is an easy way to search the ranges to see if you have one.
To find the range of sats that start with 'bitcoin' you want to find the last one first. This is because sat names go down, while sat numbers go up. Here is a link to the last sat starting with 'bitcoin.'
```
https://ordinals.com/sat/bitcoinzzzz
```
You will see this is sat number 1764594889008474 minted 2009.04.15. Now replace the last 4 zzzz's with aaaa's and you will find the last sat name starting with bitcoin
```
https://ordinals.com/sat/bitcoinaaaa
```
This is sat number 1764594889465449. Now you know the first and last sat. With this information you can search for the beginning of the sat number (1764594889) to see if you have any sats that may contain the bitcoin sat name you are looking for.
You can use this technique to find the range for any words at the beginning of the sat name, but not in the middle or end... but play around looking for ways to see if you have those as well and you may find some gems.
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