# What Is Sat Hunting?

Sat hunting is the process of continuously withdrawing money from an exchange in search of rare or valuable sats. For example, you withdraw $50,000 in Bitcoin from an exchange, keep $1 worth of rare sats, redeposit the remaining $49,999 back to an exchange, and then repeat the process with a new batch of $50,000 in a continuous cycle.

The group holding the largest amount of rare sats is the Rare Satoshi Society, which has already exchanged more than $1 Billion in Bitcoin in pursuit of these historical sats. They are becoming well-known for providing rare satoshis for the majority of Ordinal projects, and have sold a single satoshi for 0.5 BTC. Sating now provides similar marketplace services for buyers.

The rare sat movement has ordinal projects exploring new possibilities for these sats. For example, Doge Punk Ordinals are all minted on Pizza Satoshis and Nakamoto Whales Project minted a portion of its collection onto rare satoshis from the first 1000 'vintage' blocks (including one sat mined by Satoshi Nakamoto himself).

In addition to the inscribing of NFTs on rare sats, there is also an emerging trend of historically inscribed fungible tokens (BRC-20). DAnTer, a member of the Rare Satoshi Society, recently inscribed a collection named FHAL onto a satoshi mined by the legendary Hal Finney (The first person to ever receive Bitcoin). DAnTer inscribed on block 78 with the purpose of granting access to this historical asset for all individuals. According to DAnTer, we have entered an era where one Bitcoin is no longer equal to one Bitcoin, where a satoshi becomes equal to infinity.

(article attributed to Shane.btc)


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