Satoshi Nakamoto wasn’t one person. It was likely a group. Here’s why 👀
Bitcoin didn’t come from nowhere. It was built on ideas that existed long before.
• Bit Gold (1998) by Nick Szabo
• RPOW (2004) by Hal Finney
Both tried to create digital money but failed due to centralization.
Bitcoin fixed those exact problems.
The first Bitcoin transaction ever?
Satoshi sent it to Hal Finney — not a coincidence.
Both Szabo and Finney were American.
So why use a Japanese name?
Simple: perfect anonymity 🕶️
Even the name “Satoshi Nakamoto” looks intentional:
• SAmsung
• TOSHIba
• NAKAmichi
• MOTOrola
A quiet nod to the tech giants Bitcoin was about to challenge.
The Genesis Block had a hidden message:
“Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks”
This wasn’t just a date.
It was a message: Bitcoin was created because the system failed.
Satoshi controls around 1.1 million BTC 💎
That’s over $100B at peak — and none of it has moved.
Who ignores $100B?
Not a trader.
A group with power, money, and a mission.
Yes, newer chains may be faster or flashier.
But Bitcoin already won 🟠
Why?
Because the network effect was secured before anyone else even realized the race had started.
Bitcoin isn’t just an asset.
It’s a new way money works.
It won’t go to zero.
The architects won’t allow it.
We’re living through the largest wealth transfer in history 🚀
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