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BTC Prediction Will return naturally, I will explain it when 70% occurs. The United States is very smart, one could even say brilliant, many whales will lose money. Or this is indeed a natural movement of nature. #Binance #Web3 #XRP #bitcoin Whatever the current trend conditions, it will definitely be in my notes. This is just a prediction, it could be wrong. You can analyze again, sell when there is a selling moment, buy when there is a buying moment. I can't control you, the decision is up to you. My natural prediction is still bearist, #satoshinakamoto $BTC $ETH $BNB
BTC Prediction Will return naturally, I will explain it when 70% occurs.

The United States is very smart, one could even say brilliant, many whales will lose money.

Or this is indeed a natural movement of nature.

#Binance #Web3 #XRP #bitcoin

Whatever the current trend conditions, it will definitely be in my notes.

This is just a prediction, it could be wrong.

You can analyze again, sell when there is a selling moment, buy when there is a buying moment.

I can't control you, the decision is up to you.

My natural prediction is still bearist,

#satoshinakamoto $BTC $ETH $BNB
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BITCOIN IN TF 1B predictions!!!! TF 1B GREEN CANDLE THERE ARE 6 EXACTLY WITH THE CURRENT CANDLE 1 MOUNTAIN PREVIOUSLY FALLEN IN 2020 TO 2021 on the green candle, the current candle shows faster before the halving occurs in 2023-2024. BITCOIN will go down first, and then it will make its 2nd MOUNTAIN. Here we can clearly see the POPE playing. Maybe Satoshi NAKAMOTO also played on that mountain. #satoshinakamoto I really admire you. #Binance #Web3 #Ethereum #bitcoin $BTC
BITCOIN IN TF 1B predictions!!!!

TF 1B GREEN CANDLE THERE ARE 6 EXACTLY WITH THE CURRENT CANDLE 1 MOUNTAIN PREVIOUSLY FALLEN IN 2020 TO 2021 on the green candle, the current candle shows faster before the halving occurs in 2023-2024.

BITCOIN will go down first, and then it will make its 2nd MOUNTAIN.

Here we can clearly see the POPE playing.
Maybe Satoshi NAKAMOTO also played on that mountain.

#satoshinakamoto I really admire you.

#Binance #Web3 #Ethereum #bitcoin
$BTC
Who developed Bitcoin? Satoshi Nakamoto Key Takeaways. Satoshi Nakamoto is the pseudonym used by the creator or creators of Bitcoin. The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is not publicly known. possibly known person* belows #Bitcon #satoshinakamoto
Who developed Bitcoin?
Satoshi Nakamoto
Key Takeaways. Satoshi Nakamoto is the pseudonym used by the creator or creators of Bitcoin. The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is not publicly known.
possibly known person* belows
#Bitcon #satoshinakamoto
what is bitcoin? Bitcoin is a digital currency, also known as a cryptocurrency, that was created in 2009 by an unknown person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. It is a decentralized form of currency, meaning it is not controlled by a central authority like a government or bank. Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a public digital ledger called the blockchain, which is maintained by a network of computers around the world. This makes Bitcoin transactions transparent and verifiable while ensuring that they cannot be easily tampered with. Unlike traditional currencies, Bitcoin is not backed by a physical commodity or government, and its value is determined by supply and demand in the market. Bitcoin can be used to purchase goods and services, traded for other currencies, or held as an investment. Bitcoin has gained popularity due to its decentralized nature and the potential for anonymity in transactions. However, it has also faced criticisms for its lack of regulation and potential for use in illegal activities. #BTC #btc #bitcoin #blockchain #satoshinakamoto

what is bitcoin?

Bitcoin is a digital currency, also known as a cryptocurrency, that was created in 2009 by an unknown person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. It is a decentralized form of currency, meaning it is not controlled by a central authority like a government or bank.

Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a public digital ledger called the blockchain, which is maintained by a network of computers around the world. This makes Bitcoin transactions transparent and verifiable while ensuring that they cannot be easily tampered with.

Unlike traditional currencies, Bitcoin is not backed by a physical commodity or government, and its value is determined by supply and demand in the market. Bitcoin can be used to purchase goods and services, traded for other currencies, or held as an investment.

Bitcoin has gained popularity due to its decentralized nature and the potential for anonymity in transactions. However, it has also faced criticisms for its lack of regulation and potential for use in illegal activities.

#BTC #btc #bitcoin #blockchain #satoshinakamoto
As Cryptocurrency Plummets, the Father of Bitcoin Is Nowhere to Be FoundNothing fires the imagination like an anonymous hero with a secret identity. It’s been an enduring trope since the Scarlet Pimpernel rescued his first aristocrat from Madame la Guillotine. From Batman to the street artist Banksy, each hero has his own reason for donning the mask of anonymity. This phenomenon has come to the world of finance in the person of Satoshi Nakamoto, the so-called father of Bitcoin. He appeared out of the ether in 2008 and disappeared just as abruptly three years later, after establishing the world’s first cryptocurrency. On April 23, 2011, he sent a farewell email to a fellow Bitcoin developer. “I’ve moved on to other things,” he wrote, assuring that the future of Bitcoin was “in good hands.” He has not been heard from since. Today, Bitcoin is valued at nearly $325 billion, and while Nakamoto’s identity might be simply a matter of speculation for some, it means far more to others: He is said to own over 1 million bitcoins or around 5 percent of the total number in circulation. The price of Bitcoin has fallen dramatically in 2022—it’s plummeted by over 66 percent since January 1—but even so, that would put the value of Nakamoto’s Bitcoin holdings at over $16.2 billion. At the cryptocurrency peak, in November of last year, the mysterious figure’s bitcoins would have been worth more than $67 billion. Should the person—or persons—behind the name Satoshi Nakamoto decide to sell just some of this hoard, the transaction would completely upend the cryptocurrency market. Cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase, which went public on the Nasdaq in April 2021, noted the potential revelation of Nakamoto’s identity (and the movement of that person’s Bitcoin holdings) as a risk factor in its IPO filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Coinbase even went so far as to send a copy of the filing to the last known email address for Nakamoto. ***** Bitcoin came to life when Nakamoto published his famous white paper in 2008 on a cryptography mailing list describing a digital currency that would allow secure, peer-to-peer transactions without the involvement of any middleman, whether that be the government, financial system or a company. These transactions would be tracked through a blockchain, a ledger like those used by any financial institution, except that this ledger would be distributed across an entire network, with exact duplicates held by all participants and visible to all, secured by cryptographic means. There would never be more than 21 million Bitcoin. Nakamoto created his cryptocurrency with the goal of wresting control of currency from financial elites and putting it in the hands of the common man. The first Bitcoin transaction occurred when Nakamoto sent 10 bitcoins to Hal Finney, a well-known developer who had downloaded the Bitcoin software on its release date in early 2009. The first commercial transaction came in 2010, when a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz bought himself two Papa John’s pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins. At Bitcoin’s current price of nearly $60,000, those were some very expensive pizzas. Bitcoin is open source, meaning its design is public. No one person owns or controls Bitcoin, and anyone can participate. While Satoshi continued to control Bitcoin’s development, users and developers congregated in Bitcoin forums to contribute code and work on the project, which had become a collaborative effort. The users running the Bitcoin software were the ultimate authority. Many programmers and developers have written code for Bitcoin, but Gavin Andresen was one of the most enthusiastic. He reached out to Nakamoto in 2010 and became the founder’s right-hand man. When Nakamoto withdrew from sight, he left Bitcoin in Andresen’s hands. Today, even Andresen himself has grown more reclusive: He no longer serves as “core maintainer” of Bitcoin’s code; in fact, that role may soon become as decentralized as the cryptocurrency itself. Throughout the history of Bitcoin, efforts to unveil Nakamoto have continued unabated. Gossips in cryptocurrency forums have engaged in wild speculation: Nakamoto is a member of the Yakuza, part of a cabal of developers, a money-launderer or maybe even a woman. In 2014, a reporter from Newsweek identified 70-year-old Dorian Nakamoto, a soft-spoken resident of Los Angeles, as Bitcoin’s creator. While his long and distinguished career in engineering was cited as evidence, Nakamoto has vehemently denied any involvement with the cryptocurrency. The day after Dorian Nakamoto released a public statement, Satoshi surfaced in an online forum. He posted “I am not Dorian Nakamoto” before vanishing once again. Australian Craig Wright claimed to be Nakamoto in 2016, and Bitcoin developer Andresen corroborated the statement, saying he was “98 percent sure” that Wright was the elusive Satoshi. The cryptocurrency community wasn’t having it, and Wright backed away from the claim. Suspicion also fell upon Nick Szabo, a secretive crypto expert who contributed significantly to the development of Bitcoin. Linguistic researchers analyzed Szabo’s writing as well as writing from other suspected Satoshis. The linguists claimed that there were definitive similarities between Szabo’s writings and Satoshi Nakamoto’s. The New York Times even went so far as to pin Szabo as the shadowy Nakamoto, but Szabo strenuously denied the claims. The upshot is that Satoshi Nakamoto remains anonymous, a mythical creature with a Bitcoin stash of epic proportions. He has strong incentives to remain anonymous. Owning a $60 billion fortune makes personal security a compelling concern. Given Bitcoin’s potential to challenge sovereign fiat currencies, Nakomoto could fear potential legal actions by governments—if not other forms of government sanction. Unquestionably, efforts to uncover the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto will continue. The threat he poses to the cryptocurrency market is too great and the mystery surrounding his identity is too compelling. In a world where anonymity is increasingly difficult to pursue, Satoshi Nakamoto has succeeded beyond imagination in keeping his secrets. #googleai #satoshinakamoto #bitcoin

As Cryptocurrency Plummets, the Father of Bitcoin Is Nowhere to Be Found

Nothing fires the imagination like an anonymous hero with a secret identity. It’s been an enduring trope since the Scarlet Pimpernel rescued his first aristocrat from Madame la Guillotine. From Batman to the street artist Banksy, each hero has his own reason for donning the mask of anonymity.

This phenomenon has come to the world of finance in the person of Satoshi Nakamoto, the so-called father of Bitcoin. He appeared out of the ether in 2008 and disappeared just as abruptly three years later, after establishing the world’s first cryptocurrency. On April 23, 2011, he sent a farewell email to a fellow Bitcoin developer. “I’ve moved on to other things,” he wrote, assuring that the future of Bitcoin was “in good hands.” He has not been heard from since.

Today, Bitcoin is valued at nearly $325 billion, and while Nakamoto’s identity might be simply a matter of speculation for some, it means far more to others: He is said to own over 1 million bitcoins or around 5 percent of the total number in circulation. The price of Bitcoin has fallen dramatically in 2022—it’s plummeted by over 66 percent since January 1—but even so, that would put the value of Nakamoto’s Bitcoin holdings at over $16.2 billion. At the cryptocurrency peak, in November of last year, the mysterious figure’s bitcoins would have been worth more than $67 billion.

Should the person—or persons—behind the name Satoshi Nakamoto decide to sell just some of this hoard, the transaction would completely upend the cryptocurrency market. Cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase, which went public on the Nasdaq in April 2021, noted the potential revelation of Nakamoto’s identity (and the movement of that person’s Bitcoin holdings) as a risk factor in its IPO filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Coinbase even went so far as to send a copy of the filing to the last known email address for Nakamoto.

*****

Bitcoin came to life when Nakamoto published his famous white paper in 2008 on a cryptography mailing list describing a digital currency that would allow secure, peer-to-peer transactions without the involvement of any middleman, whether that be the government, financial system or a company. These transactions would be tracked through a blockchain, a ledger like those used by any financial institution, except that this ledger would be distributed across an entire network, with exact duplicates held by all participants and visible to all, secured by cryptographic means. There would never be more than 21 million Bitcoin.

Nakamoto created his cryptocurrency with the goal of wresting control of currency from financial elites and putting it in the hands of the common man. The first Bitcoin transaction occurred when Nakamoto sent 10 bitcoins to Hal Finney, a well-known developer who had downloaded the Bitcoin software on its release date in early 2009. The first commercial transaction came in 2010, when a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz bought himself two Papa John’s pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins. At Bitcoin’s current price of nearly $60,000, those were some very expensive pizzas.

Bitcoin is open source, meaning its design is public. No one person owns or controls Bitcoin, and anyone can participate. While Satoshi continued to control Bitcoin’s development, users and developers congregated in Bitcoin forums to contribute code and work on the project, which had become a collaborative effort. The users running the Bitcoin software were the ultimate authority.

Many programmers and developers have written code for Bitcoin, but Gavin Andresen was one of the most enthusiastic. He reached out to Nakamoto in 2010 and became the founder’s right-hand man. When Nakamoto withdrew from sight, he left Bitcoin in Andresen’s hands. Today, even Andresen himself has grown more reclusive: He no longer serves as “core maintainer” of Bitcoin’s code; in fact, that role may soon become as decentralized as the cryptocurrency itself.

Throughout the history of Bitcoin, efforts to unveil Nakamoto have continued unabated. Gossips in cryptocurrency forums have engaged in wild speculation: Nakamoto is a member of the Yakuza, part of a cabal of developers, a money-launderer or maybe even a woman.

In 2014, a reporter from Newsweek identified 70-year-old Dorian Nakamoto, a soft-spoken resident of Los Angeles, as Bitcoin’s creator. While his long and distinguished career in engineering was cited as evidence, Nakamoto has vehemently denied any involvement with the cryptocurrency. The day after Dorian Nakamoto released a public statement, Satoshi surfaced in an online forum. He posted “I am not Dorian Nakamoto” before vanishing once again.

Australian Craig Wright claimed to be Nakamoto in 2016, and Bitcoin developer Andresen corroborated the statement, saying he was “98 percent sure” that Wright was the elusive Satoshi. The cryptocurrency community wasn’t having it, and Wright backed away from the claim.

Suspicion also fell upon Nick Szabo, a secretive crypto expert who contributed significantly to the development of Bitcoin. Linguistic researchers analyzed Szabo’s writing as well as writing from other suspected Satoshis. The linguists claimed that there were definitive similarities between Szabo’s writings and Satoshi Nakamoto’s. The New York Times even went so far as to pin Szabo as the shadowy Nakamoto, but Szabo strenuously denied the claims.

The upshot is that Satoshi Nakamoto remains anonymous, a mythical creature with a Bitcoin stash of epic proportions. He has strong incentives to remain anonymous. Owning a $60 billion fortune makes personal security a compelling concern. Given Bitcoin’s potential to challenge sovereign fiat currencies, Nakomoto could fear potential legal actions by governments—if not other forms of government sanction.

Unquestionably, efforts to uncover the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto will continue. The threat he poses to the cryptocurrency market is too great and the mystery surrounding his identity is too compelling. In a world where anonymity is increasingly difficult to pursue, Satoshi Nakamoto has succeeded beyond imagination in keeping his secrets.

#googleai #satoshinakamoto #bitcoin
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Get ready and keep looking for selling moments.

BTC corrected above the 63,000 area because it had not been touched from the decline.

Keep placing a stop loss, you can take a lot of profit,
But area 59....

Now still strong with purchases, please wait,

Rapid decline is coming,

It doesn't matter if you lose today, keep selling.
If there are signs of turning bearish, please take as much profit as possible.
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BTC Predictions Today and tomorrow!!! Be careful if the 62,500-62,900 area is broken, the dump level is likely to be quite large. Be careful, BTC has taken liquidty. BTC's task is complete, it's time to continue traveling in the right direction. That's your decision, I warned you before. It doesn't matter what you think. Btc won't go much higher, red days are coming on the 9th-10th, $BTC #Binance #BNB #Web3 #Ethereum #satoshinakamoto thanks.
BTC Predictions Today and tomorrow!!!

Be careful if the 62,500-62,900 area is broken, the dump level is likely to be quite large.

Be careful, BTC has taken liquidty.
BTC's task is complete, it's time to continue traveling in the right direction.

That's your decision, I warned you before.

It doesn't matter what you think.

Btc won't go much higher, red days are coming on the 9th-10th,

$BTC #Binance #BNB #Web3 #Ethereum

#satoshinakamoto thanks.
Bitcoin has almost got a completely different nameThe world's most valuable and well-known cryptocurrency was born under an almost completely different name. The story goes back to 2008, to the registration of some domain names. It just so happened that on August 18, 2008, a mysterious organization, Anonymous Speech LLC, registered the Bitcoin.org domain name. In the name of anonymity, Satoshi Nakamoto, the father of Bitcoin, gave the address of the organization as 133 Sakura House, Tokyo. However, the same company also registered the domain name Netcoin.org a day earlier. So Bitcoin was not the only option for Satoshi, who had no idea at the time that in 13 years his cryptocurrency would be worth $68,000 and everyone would know what it was about when they mentioned it. The discovery was made by Or Weinberger, who specializes in recovering lost wallet passwords. Source: @orweinberger/Twitter According to Twitter followers, Bitcoin sounds much better and more attention-grabbing than Netcoin, which they think is too “nerdy” a term. For more content, follow us here, on Twitter, or visit our blog. #BTC #bitcoin #satoshinakamoto #netcoin #crypto2023

Bitcoin has almost got a completely different name

The world's most valuable and well-known cryptocurrency was born under an almost completely different name.

The story goes back to 2008, to the registration of some domain names. It just so happened that on August 18, 2008, a mysterious organization, Anonymous Speech LLC, registered the Bitcoin.org domain name. In the name of anonymity, Satoshi Nakamoto, the father of Bitcoin, gave the address of the organization as 133 Sakura House, Tokyo.

However, the same company also registered the domain name Netcoin.org a day earlier. So Bitcoin was not the only option for Satoshi, who had no idea at the time that in 13 years his cryptocurrency would be worth $68,000 and everyone would know what it was about when they mentioned it.

The discovery was made by Or Weinberger, who specializes in recovering lost wallet passwords.

Source: @orweinberger/Twitter

According to Twitter followers, Bitcoin sounds much better and more attention-grabbing than Netcoin, which they think is too “nerdy” a term.

For more content, follow us here, on Twitter, or visit our blog.

#BTC #bitcoin #satoshinakamoto #netcoin #crypto2023
What is Bitcoin?Bitcoin is a digital currency that operates on a decentralized blockchain network. It was created in 2009 by an unknown person or group of people using the name Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a public ledger called the blockchain, which is maintained by a network of computers worldwide. #bitcoin #blockchain #satoshinakamoto

What is Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is a digital currency that operates on a decentralized blockchain network. It was created in 2009 by an unknown person or group of people using the name Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a public ledger called the blockchain, which is maintained by a network of computers worldwide.

#bitcoin #blockchain #satoshinakamoto
🔶😇 Awesome picture of a #bitcoin Cafe in Bangladesh 😀 you can order dinner, watch the #BTC charts and pay with crypto ✅ If i was closeby i would def pay a visit , 😁 There will be an era where you cannot un see the B😁 #Web3 #satoshinakamoto #BNB
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Awesome picture of a #bitcoin Cafe in Bangladesh 😀

you can order dinner, watch the #BTC charts and pay with crypto ✅

If i was closeby i would def pay a visit , 😁

There will be an era where you cannot un see the B😁

#Web3 #satoshinakamoto #BNB
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