Please read completely before accessing the blogs.
MANDATORY READING
Popular posts from this blog
Before and Bitcoin; what was taken, what was built.
If Satoshi were real and watching from the shadows today, here's a layered guess at what he might be feeling — given the depth of his creation and the state of the world: 1. Quiet Satisfaction Bitcoin is still alive — 15+ years strong, secure, censorship-resistant, and globally adopted. Institutions, billionaires, and even governments are now recognizing what started as a cypherpunk dream. For someone who built something meant to last without needing him — this would feel like a mission accomplished moment. 2. Concerned but Not Surprised He might be disappointed by: Centralized crypto exchanges acting like banks. People treating Bitcoin as just another asset, not a revolution. The rise of meme coins and scams in crypto space. But also… he expected it. That’s probably why he disappeared — to let the protocol grow on its own. 3. Vindicated With increasing currency devaluation, capital controls, and bank failures, Bitcoin looks more relevant than ever. Events like EO 6102 (1933), 2008...
"Bitcoin Singularity" – The moment Bitcoin becomes self-aware, altering history
Satoshi Nakamoto likely chose to remain anonymous for several key reasons: 1. Legal and Regulatory Risks Bitcoin poses a challenge to traditional financial systems and governments. If Satoshi’s identity were known, they could face legal action, especially given Bitcoin’s association with financial disruption, money laundering concerns, and tax evasion. Governments might have targeted Satoshi as a threat to central banking. 2. Decentralization Philosophy Bitcoin was designed as a decentralized, trustless system. If Satoshi’s identity were known, the community might look to them as a leader, contradicting Bitcoin’s principles. Staying anonymous prevented any single person from having control over Bitcoin’s direction. 3. Personal Safety Holding a large amount of Bitcoin (estimated over 1 million BTC, worth billions) makes Satoshi a prime target for criminals, governments, or hackers. Staying hidde...
Comments
Post a Comment