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Why were 26 Bitcoins sent to Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallet?
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•A user recently sent 26 BTC to Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallet, sparking speculation about the motives behind the transaction.
•American lawyer Jeremy Hogan predicts this is an attempt to force Satoshi Nakamoto to reveal his identity.
•This interesting move complies with recent IRS regulations requiring the reporting of cryptocurrency transactions over $10,000,
An anonymous user recently sent 26 Bitcoins to the wallet of Bitcoin’s anonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, sparking speculation about the purpose behind the transfer of more than $1 million in digital assets.
•A user recently sent 26 BTC to Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallet, sparking speculation about the motives behind the transaction.
•American lawyer Jeremy Hogan predicts this is an attempt to force Satoshi Nakamoto to reveal his identity.
•This interesting move complies with recent IRS regulations requiring the reporting of cryptocurrency transactions over $10,000,
An anonymous user recently sent 26 Bitcoins to the wallet of Bitcoin’s anonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, sparking speculation about the purpose behind the transfer of more than $1 million in digital assets.
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The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, who owns $67 billion, has been revealed. Is Satoshi Nakamoto equal to Sassaman?
$A documentary (MoneyElectronics: The Mystery of Bitcoin) directed by Karen Hoback will be released on October 8. Based on the trailer released so far, many netizens believe that this documentary will reveal the true identity of Bitcoin founder "Satoshi Nakamoto".
Satoshi Nakamoto’s Identity and the Bitcoin Market
Hatch’s 2021 article explores Sassaman’s background in detail and contextualizes it within the unique world of early cryptography. Hatch also makes clear that the question of Satoshi’s identity extends beyond Bitcoin itself.
It touches on the origins of cypherpunks, the desire for a society that relies on individual privacy and freedom, and, of course, untouched wealth.
Satoshi Nakamoto’s Identity and the Bitcoin Market
Hatch’s 2021 article explores Sassaman’s background in detail and contextualizes it within the unique world of early cryptography. Hatch also makes clear that the question of Satoshi’s identity extends beyond Bitcoin itself.
It touches on the origins of cypherpunks, the desire for a society that relies on individual privacy and freedom, and, of course, untouched wealth.
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There is nothing to dig in the market, so start digging for Satoshi Nakamoto.
Recently, Polymarket launched a prediction market related to the "True Identity of Satoshi Nakamoto", which has attracted widespread attention in the crypto community. Polymarket is a popular decentralized prediction market that allows users to predict and bet on real-world events.
In this prediction, users can bet on the identity of Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto that may be revealed in HBO's upcoming documentary "Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery".
Currently, in the prediction market, famous cryptographer Len Sassaman is considered to have the highest probability of being Satoshi Nakamoto, with a betting probability of 58%. Len Sassaman is known for his contributions to privacy protection, anonymous communication and network security. Hal Finney has a probability of 18%. Hal Finney is an important contributor to Bitcoin in the early days, one of the early readers of the Bitcoin white paper, and made the first transaction within a few days of the launch of the Bitcoin network.
The launch of this prediction market not only brought more attention and trading volume to Polymarket, but also once again sparked discussions and speculation about the identity of the founder of Bitcoin. Although it is not clear whether HBO's documentary can really reveal the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, this incident has undoubtedly added a new topic of discussion to the Bitcoin community. #中本聪 #polymarket #大A香还是大饼香 #HBO纪录片或揭示中本聪身份 #中本聪钱包
There is nothing to dig in the market, so start digging for Satoshi Nakamoto.
Recently, Polymarket launched a prediction market related to the "True Identity of Satoshi Nakamoto", which has attracted widespread attention in the crypto community. Polymarket is a popular decentralized prediction market that allows users to predict and bet on real-world events.
In this prediction, users can bet on the identity of Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto that may be revealed in HBO's upcoming documentary "Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery".
Currently, in the prediction market, famous cryptographer Len Sassaman is considered to have the highest probability of being Satoshi Nakamoto, with a betting probability of 58%. Len Sassaman is known for his contributions to privacy protection, anonymous communication and network security. Hal Finney has a probability of 18%. Hal Finney is an important contributor to Bitcoin in the early days, one of the early readers of the Bitcoin white paper, and made the first transaction within a few days of the launch of the Bitcoin network.
The launch of this prediction market not only brought more attention and trading volume to Polymarket, but also once again sparked discussions and speculation about the identity of the founder of Bitcoin. Although it is not clear whether HBO's documentary can really reveal the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, this incident has undoubtedly added a new topic of discussion to the Bitcoin community. #中本聪 #polymarket #大A香还是大饼香 #HBO纪录片或揭示中本聪身份 #中本聪钱包
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Someone sent $1 million in Bitcoin to Satoshi Nakamoto’s wallet address
The Gênesis Wallet was the first Bitcoin wallet, created to earn rewards for mining the network’s first block.
Statue of Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious founder of Bitcoin, in Budapest, Hungary (Photo: Shutterstock)
A transaction that occurred on Friday (5) caught the attention of the entire crypto community: someone sent 26.9 Bitcoins to the Gênesis wallet, the first BTC wallet created by Satoshi Nakamoto. The business is valued at $1.1 million (R$5.3 million) at current prices.
These Bitcoins will most likely be locked up forever. Only Satoshi Nakamoto has the password to access the wallet, but the person or entity that created the cryptocurrency has not touched its funds since 2010.
Statue of Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious founder of Bitcoin, in Budapest, Hungary (Photo: Shutterstock)
A transaction that occurred on Friday (5) caught the attention of the entire crypto community: someone sent 26.9 Bitcoins to the Gênesis wallet, the first BTC wallet created by Satoshi Nakamoto. The business is valued at $1.1 million (R$5.3 million) at current prices.
These Bitcoins will most likely be locked up forever. Only Satoshi Nakamoto has the password to access the wallet, but the person or entity that created the cryptocurrency has not touched its funds since 2010.
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Cryptocurrency Circle: Zhao Changpeng, Musk and the Fantasy Adventure
In the turbulent world of cryptocurrency, Zhao Changpeng is a well-known name, and his influence cannot be underestimated. Musk is a cross-border big shot. In the automotive field, he made Tesla run at lightning speed, launched rockets far in space exploration, and made Internet social networking flourish. His fame is simply skyrocketing#加密货币 #区块链革命 #去中心化社交 #中本聪钱包
In the turbulent world of cryptocurrency, Zhao Changpeng is a well-known name, and his influence cannot be underestimated. Musk is a cross-border big shot. In the automotive field, he made Tesla run at lightning speed, launched rockets far in space exploration, and made Internet social networking flourish. His fame is simply skyrocketing#加密货币 #区块链革命 #去中心化社交 #中本聪钱包
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