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⚡And the Winner is 🥁🥁🥁... David Schwartz⚡
This week said "goodbye" to a cryptic mind: David Schwartz retreats into the shadows.
After thirteen years of silent but decisive influence, David Schwartz, the architect behind the #XRPLedger and CTO of Ripple since 2018, has announced his retirement from the operational role.
It is truly not a farewell, but a metamorphosis. Starting on September 30, 2025, Schwartz has slipped into a new role: Emeritus CTO and board member. From there, he will continue to pull the strategic strings, away from the spotlight, but close to the core.
This move is not coincidental. Schwartz, whose career includes years in the #NSA and a foundational role in Ripple, represents a generation of builders who not only designed protocols but shaped the very soul of the ecosystem.
His departure marks the end of an era, but also the beginning of a more global stage, where his influence will be less visible, but perhaps deeper.
As the crypto world speculates on who will take his place, #Ripple faces a transition that could redefine its destiny. Who will inherit the legacy of a man who helped code a revolution?
No one knows yet. But one thing is for sure: David Schwartz has not said his last word.
This week said "goodbye" to a cryptic mind: David Schwartz retreats into the shadows.
After thirteen years of silent but decisive influence, David Schwartz, the architect behind the #XRPLedger and CTO of Ripple since 2018, has announced his retirement from the operational role.
It is truly not a farewell, but a metamorphosis. Starting on September 30, 2025, Schwartz has slipped into a new role: Emeritus CTO and board member. From there, he will continue to pull the strategic strings, away from the spotlight, but close to the core.
This move is not coincidental. Schwartz, whose career includes years in the #NSA and a foundational role in Ripple, represents a generation of builders who not only designed protocols but shaped the very soul of the ecosystem.
His departure marks the end of an era, but also the beginning of a more global stage, where his influence will be less visible, but perhaps deeper.
As the crypto world speculates on who will take his place, #Ripple faces a transition that could redefine its destiny. Who will inherit the legacy of a man who helped code a revolution?
No one knows yet. But one thing is for sure: David Schwartz has not said his last word.
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The pioneering cypherpunk Adam Back, cited by Satoshi Nakamoto in the Bitcoin white paper, suggested that the pressure of quantum computing could reveal whether the pseudonymous creator of the blockchain is alive.
During an interview following a Q&A session at the “Satoshi Spritz” event in Turin on April 18, Back suggested that quantum computing could force Nakamoto to move his Bitcoin (BTC). This is because, according to Back, Bitcoin holders will be compelled to move their assets to addresses based on newer quantum-resistant signatures.
Back said that current quantum computers do not pose a credible threat to Bitcoin’s cryptography, but they likely will in the future. Back estimated that quantum computers could evolve to that level in “perhaps 20 years.”
When the threat becomes real, Back said the Bitcoin community will have to choose between disabling old and vulnerable addresses or allowing those funds to be stolen:
“If quantum computers are here, and people in universities and research labs have access, the network has the option to let people steal them or freeze them; disable the signature.”
Back hopes the community will choose the first option, forcing the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin to move his funds if he wants to avoid losing them.
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The pioneering cypherpunk Adam Back, cited by Satoshi Nakamoto in the Bitcoin white paper, suggested that the pressure of quantum computing could reveal whether the pseudonymous creator of the blockchain is alive.
During an interview following a Q&A session at the “Satoshi Spritz” event in Turin on April 18, Back suggested that quantum computing could force Nakamoto to move his Bitcoin (BTC). This is because, according to Back, Bitcoin holders will be compelled to move their assets to addresses based on newer quantum-resistant signatures.
Back said that current quantum computers do not pose a credible threat to Bitcoin’s cryptography, but they likely will in the future. Back estimated that quantum computers could evolve to that level in “perhaps 20 years.”
When the threat becomes real, Back said the Bitcoin community will have to choose between disabling old and vulnerable addresses or allowing those funds to be stolen:
“If quantum computers are here, and people in universities and research labs have access, the network has the option to let people steal them or freeze them; disable the signature.”
Back hopes the community will choose the first option, forcing the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin to move his funds if he wants to avoid losing them.
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The Satoshi Nakamoto Mystery: A Ghost in the Blockchain (Part-01)
Crypto Conspiracy: Myth or Reality – Part 1
🕵️ Who Created Bitcoin? The Truth Might Be Darker Than You Think
Bitcoin—the revolutionary digital currency that changed the world—was created by an anonymous figure known as Satoshi Nakamoto. But here’s the thing: no one knows who they are. No face. No identity. Just a name that vanished into the void.
For years, people have speculated:
🔎 Was Satoshi a lone genius?
🔎 A secret government project?
🔎 A group of elite cryptographers?
🔎 Or something far more sinister?
💀 The NSA Connection – Did the U.S. Government Create Bitcoin?
One of the most chilling theories suggests that Bitcoin wasn’t created by a single person—but by the National Security Agency (NSA).
🚨 In 1996, the NSA published a paper titled “How to Make a Mint: The Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic Cash”—a blueprint eerily similar to Bitcoin.
🚨 The NSA also developed SHA-256, the cryptographic algorithm that secures Bitcoin.
🚨 Some believe Bitcoin was designed as a surveillance tool, allowing governments to track financial transactions under the guise of decentralization.
If true, this would mean that Bitcoin was never meant to be a tool for financial freedom—but a trap.
🕶️ The CIA Theory – A Code Hidden in the Name?
Some believe that Satoshi Nakamoto is a coded reference to the CIA:
🔎 “Satoshi” means “intelligent” in Japanese
🔎 “Nakamoto” loosely translates to “central”
🔎 Put together, it could mean “Central Intelligence”—a direct nod to the CIA.
Could Bitcoin have been a secret experiment to test decentralized finance before governments took control?
🧩 The Disappearance – Why Did Satoshi Vanish?
🚨 Satoshi Nakamoto was active in Bitcoin’s early days, communicating with developers and shaping the network.
🚨 Then, in 2010, they suddenly disappeared—no explanation, no farewell, just silence.
🚨 Their last known message? “I’ve moved on to other things.”
But here’s the kicker: Satoshi left behind over 1 million BTC, untouched. That’s billions of dollars sitting in wallets that have never been accessed.
🔮 Myth or Reality? The Truth Remains Hidden
Was Bitcoin truly created by an anonymous genius—or was it a carefully orchestrated plan by powerful entities?
The mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto remains one of the greatest unsolved puzzles in crypto history. And if the truth ever comes out, it could change everything.
🔥 This is just the beginning. The rabbit hole goes deeper. Stay tuned for Part 2, where we uncover the secret crypto cartels controlling the market.
$BTC
#CryptoConspiracy
#BitcoinMystery
#SatoshiNakamoto #NSA #Write2Earn
🕵️ Who Created Bitcoin? The Truth Might Be Darker Than You Think
Bitcoin—the revolutionary digital currency that changed the world—was created by an anonymous figure known as Satoshi Nakamoto. But here’s the thing: no one knows who they are. No face. No identity. Just a name that vanished into the void.
For years, people have speculated:
🔎 Was Satoshi a lone genius?
🔎 A secret government project?
🔎 A group of elite cryptographers?
🔎 Or something far more sinister?
💀 The NSA Connection – Did the U.S. Government Create Bitcoin?
One of the most chilling theories suggests that Bitcoin wasn’t created by a single person—but by the National Security Agency (NSA).
🚨 In 1996, the NSA published a paper titled “How to Make a Mint: The Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic Cash”—a blueprint eerily similar to Bitcoin.
🚨 The NSA also developed SHA-256, the cryptographic algorithm that secures Bitcoin.
🚨 Some believe Bitcoin was designed as a surveillance tool, allowing governments to track financial transactions under the guise of decentralization.
If true, this would mean that Bitcoin was never meant to be a tool for financial freedom—but a trap.
🕶️ The CIA Theory – A Code Hidden in the Name?
Some believe that Satoshi Nakamoto is a coded reference to the CIA:
🔎 “Satoshi” means “intelligent” in Japanese
🔎 “Nakamoto” loosely translates to “central”
🔎 Put together, it could mean “Central Intelligence”—a direct nod to the CIA.
Could Bitcoin have been a secret experiment to test decentralized finance before governments took control?
🧩 The Disappearance – Why Did Satoshi Vanish?
🚨 Satoshi Nakamoto was active in Bitcoin’s early days, communicating with developers and shaping the network.
🚨 Then, in 2010, they suddenly disappeared—no explanation, no farewell, just silence.
🚨 Their last known message? “I’ve moved on to other things.”
But here’s the kicker: Satoshi left behind over 1 million BTC, untouched. That’s billions of dollars sitting in wallets that have never been accessed.
🔮 Myth or Reality? The Truth Remains Hidden
Was Bitcoin truly created by an anonymous genius—or was it a carefully orchestrated plan by powerful entities?
The mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto remains one of the greatest unsolved puzzles in crypto history. And if the truth ever comes out, it could change everything.
🔥 This is just the beginning. The rabbit hole goes deeper. Stay tuned for Part 2, where we uncover the secret crypto cartels controlling the market.
$BTC
#CryptoConspiracy
#BitcoinMystery
#SatoshiNakamoto #NSA #Write2Earn
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