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Mysterious Genius or a Legend? Satoshi Nakamoto

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Hello friends, greetings again. Today we will continue to chat with you a little bit more about web3. While sipping your tea or coffee, perhaps we will talk about the person who made Web3 possible in today’s internet world. Let’s get started then.

Who is this Nakamoto?

Satoshi Nakamoto is a mysterious figure known as the creator of Bitcoin, who has disappeared since 2009. While his identity is still unknown, there is no doubt that Nakamoto played a pioneering role in the development of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.

Nakamoto first appeared in 2008, in the book “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Money System” in 2008. This document described his proposal for a new digital currency that would allow secure and anonymous transactions without the need for a centralised authority. In fact, the smell of bitcoin was slowly starting to catch people’s attention.

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Nakamoto released the first version of Bitcoin in 2009, and since then the network has grown rapidly. Today, Bitcoin has grown into an asset worth trillions of dollars and has become a serious competitor to the traditional financial system. The main trump card that makes it such a big competitor is actually decentralisation.

However, Nakamoto’s identity and motivations remain a mystery today. Some say he created Bitcoin to counter the power of traditional currencies. Others believe he was just trying to improve the technology.

While there is a lot of speculation about Nakamoto’s identity and motivations, I think he is a really exciting figure. Given the role he played in the development of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, Nakamoto’s impact is huge. The fact that his identity remains a mystery makes it even more intriguing. Although there is no definitive information about who he was and why he created Bitcoin, his legacy and the technology he created continue to play an important role in today’s digital transformation. What do you think?