Satoshi is believed to own BTC worth tens of billions of USD. So why hasn’t anyone hacked these wallets yet? A Bitcoin private key has nearly 2^256 possible combinations. With current technology, brute-forcing it is virtually impossible. Hackers usually opt for easier methods—stealing private keys, tricking users into revealing seed phrases, or installing malware. Sometimes, the biggest weakness isn’t Bitcoin itself, but the person holding it.
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