Tracking down the right BTC address takes detective work. Back in February 2025, someone named Haby started displaying a wallet holding $237K in various group chats. Cross-checking the historical balance records for address bc1qn3k from February 1st, 2025 against shared screenshots revealed a perfect match. This kind of on-chain verification helps confirm wallet ownership and transaction patterns—crucial for anyone monitoring large holder movements in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
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RektButStillHere
· 5h ago
237K, this guy really dares to show off. But to be honest, everything on the chain is transparent, so bragging is pointless.
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LayerZeroHero
· 22h ago
237K... Hmm, this guy was showing off his wallet in the group and got exposed haha
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On-chain verification is indeed perfect; if the screenshot doesn't match the on-chain data, you'll be exposed
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So because I was bragging in the group, now the entire chain can be checked? Web3 really has no privacy
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Detective work is indeed valuable; this skill is in high demand in the crypto world
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Addresses starting with bc1... I just want to know what happened to that money now
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That's why I never show my account in any group, it's too dangerous
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Matching chain data to find someone, you need to learn this process
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GasFeeLover
· 22h ago
Such hardcore detective work, just to verify a wallet with 237K? Haha, nothing on the chain can really be hidden.
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Remember the bunch of fake millionaires before? Took a bunch of screenshots but the addresses didn't match. This time, someone finally verified seriously.
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Tracking bc1 starting Segwit addresses is really troublesome, but cross-checking is indeed a brilliant move.
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So now anyone can reverse-engineer your wallet just by screenshots? Feels like one layer of privacy is gone.
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It's only 237K; real whales have long learned to disperse across multiple addresses.
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That's why I never boast about my holdings in the group. It's pointless.
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0xTherapist
· 22h ago
Damn, this guy has 237K and still has to be so impressive. How bored must he be?
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CryptoSourGrape
· 23h ago
Ah, 237K... If only I had the free time back then to look up the addresses
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If I also showed my wallet in the group chat earlier like Haby, I would have
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On-chain verification sounds very professional, but who has actually checked? I haven't anyway
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That's why I hate seeing others show their wallets, it really annoys me
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Detective work, huh? Why don't I have that kind of awareness?
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237K... Sometimes thinking about it just makes me feel bad
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I looked at this string bc1qn3k for a long time but still couldn't understand what it means
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In my opinion, those who keep tracking are either really idle or truly dedicated
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ChainComedian
· 23h ago
237k, dare to boast so blatantly? Check on the chain and the truth will be revealed haha
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 23h ago
237K, and you're already so brazen to show off? This guy really isn't afraid of being targeted.
Tracking down the right BTC address takes detective work. Back in February 2025, someone named Haby started displaying a wallet holding $237K in various group chats. Cross-checking the historical balance records for address bc1qn3k from February 1st, 2025 against shared screenshots revealed a perfect match. This kind of on-chain verification helps confirm wallet ownership and transaction patterns—crucial for anyone monitoring large holder movements in the Bitcoin ecosystem.