According to Arkham data, Satoshi Nakamoto's holdings of 1.096 million bitcoins are currently worth $116.7 billion, surpassing Bill Gates' $116.2 billion, making him the 11th richest person in the world. These assets originate from bitcoins mined between 2009 and 2010, accounting for 5.2% of the total supply, and his wallet has not conducted any transactions since 2011.

This breakthrough reinforces Bitcoin's positioning as 'digital gold'. In May, Bitcoin spot ETF inflows reached $5.6 billion, and publicly traded companies' holdings increased to $85.6 billion. However, the anonymous identity has sparked regulatory discussions—if identity is confirmed, his assets may face tax scrutiny. On the technical front, Satoshi Nakamoto's 'silent holding' has become a symbol of community consensus governance, with Bitcoin's market capitalization growing from less than $100 million in 2011 to $1.2 trillion.

In contrast to traditional wealth, Satoshi's assets rely entirely on a decentralized network, forming a stark contrast to Bill Gates' equity structure. If the price of Bitcoin breaks through $150,000, his wealth will exceed $160 billion. Currently, the market is focused on the potential impact of revealing Satoshi's identity, as well as the paradigm significance of digital asset inheritance planning. The anti-centralization cryptic message left in the genesis block continues to reflect the challenge of cryptocurrency to the traditional financial system. Specific market analysis for $BTC has been updated on the homepage.

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