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Satoshi Eye: Easy Crypto Wallet Checker Launched on Bitcoin Pizza Day

2•TheSatoshiEye•4h ago
Copy, paste, and check. That’s all it takes to run a full crypto wallet screening with Satoshi Eye — no downloads, PDFs, or crypto AML jargon. In honor of Bitcoin Pizza Day — the first time crypto was used in the real world — a new tool is now available to help everyday users easily check wallet safety: Satoshi Eye (Beta).

Designed with non-crypto experts in mind, it lets everyday users — traders, freelancers, or OTC desks — quickly check if a wallet is clean or connected to scams, hacks, or sanctions. Want a free check? Just use the SATOSHI_EYE_PIZZA25 promo code (available for May, 22 only).

What is the Satoshi Eye tool?

Are you someone who just wants to check a crypto wallet before accepting a payment? Do you need to verify an address, track where funds are moving, or simply ensure you’re not dealing with risky or stolen assets? Satoshi Eye gives you a fast, simple way to screen a wallet address — no sign-up, no background in compliance, no stress.

What You Can Learn with Satoshi Eye Wallet Checker (Beta)

The tool has three key features for beta launch:

Address Risk Check

Quickly find out if a crypto wallet address is risky. You’ll see a clear risk score along with short explanations of what makes the address suspicious, such as links to sanctions, hacks, darknet markets, or scams. Ownership information is shown when available. The higher the number, the greater the risk.

Funds Destination Tracker

Track where the funds from the address have moved. You’ll get a transaction list that helps you follow the asset flow and see their current location.

Full Checkup

Get a complete report that includes the risk score, known owner details, and both the origin and destination of funds — all in one place. H2: Simple as It Is: How It Works Let’s take a look at the legendary Laszlo Hanyecz wallet — the one used to buy two pizzas for 10,000 BTC in 2010. Paste the address 1XPTgDRhN8RFnzniWCddobD9iKZatrvH4 into Satoshi Eye and… boom — the report appears. What’s inside?

Address risk score

Use of funds & Source of funds

Transactions

And more. Whether you’re accepting crypto for work, trading peer-to-peer, or checking someone’s reputation before a deal — Satoshi Eye helps you make smarter, safer decisions with just a wallet address.

One Tool = Multiple Benefits

Instant results — No wait, no fluff

Mobile-friendly — app‑like experience without downloads.

Clear & human-readable — No “crypto degree” needed

AML-grade — Built on standards trusted by regulators and institutions

Multi-chain — BTC, ETH, TRON, LTC, and BSV supported (more coming soon). Got a wallet in mind? Drop it into the Satoshi Eye to check if it’s trustworthy. https://satoshieye.com/

Comments

Milan10fc•3h ago
Considering that Bitcoin has hit a new ATH, there’s going to be a fresh wave of users coming into crypto, and a tool like this will be super relevant — both for newbies and experienced users to avoid scams. Great product.
Heylinski•2h ago
As someone who accepts ETH and USDT for freelance work, this is gold. I had a client wallet flagged for previous scam activity — avoided a headache thanks to Satoshi Eye.
JettRansom1•2h ago
I’m not super technical, so the simplicity here is a big win. No login, no complicated charts — just a score and a clear explanation. Already added to my crypto tools folder.
Zanika1•2h ago
Love the Bitcoin Pizza Day touch. Feels fitting to launch something that makes crypto safer for everyday use. Used the SATOSHI_EYE_PIZZA25 code and it worked instantly

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