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Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin, is a mystery
In 2008, a man named Satoshi Nakamoto uploaded a white paper titled "Bitcoin: A P2P Electronic Currency System" to a cryptography mailing list. In the document, he elaborated on the concept of this cryptocurrency, which is not issued by a central bank or authority and allows transactions between two anonymous people. Bitcoin was born.
But the problem is that no one knows who this so-called Satoshi Nakamoto is. After Bitcoin went online, his communications became less frequent and disappeared completely in mid-2010. At the same time, as the value of Bitcoin soared steadily, people speculated that the founder would become very rich.
2. Priceless Pizza
Money can only be called money when it can buy valuable items, so in the early days of Bitcoin, although it had many theories, it was always of low value. On May 22, 2010, a guy named Laszlo Hanyecz agreed to pay a British guy 10,000 bitcoins to order a pizza from his local Papa John's. As evidence, Laszlo uploaded the photo above, and the first real-world bitcoin transaction was born.
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