Many people dive into the cryptocurrency world without ever considering what they actually believe in.
Bitcoin was never born for 'getting rich quickly'; it is a fundamental innovation of the trust mechanism.
Over the years, repeatedly reading Satoshi Nakamoto's statements, I become more and more shocked — what he left behind is not just words but a key to cutting through the fog of the cryptocurrency world.
🧠 Satoshi Nakamoto's quotes
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"The fundamental problem with traditional currencies is that they rely on too much trust to operate."
📍 This is precisely the starting point of Bitcoin: using algorithms to replace human manipulation, using transparent mechanisms to dissolve dependence on 'people.' When trust no longer needs to point to a central authority, the logic of currency is completely rewritten.
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"If you don't believe me or you don't understand, I don't have time to persuade you, sorry."
📍 He never gets into arguments and refuses unnecessary explanations. In his view, code is the best proof; understanding itself is a threshold — those who understand naturally do, and those who don't need not be forced.
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"The lost Bitcoin only makes others' coins more valuable; you can think of it as a donation."
📍 Scarcity is never artificially set, but rather an inevitability of mathematical laws. Every Bitcoin permanently frozen due to a lost private key is a 'deflationary dividend' for all network participants, making scarcity even more precious.
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"As long as the computing power controlled by honest nodes is greater than that of the attacker, the system is secure."
📍 Trust does not rely on central institutions but is hidden within the game of computing power. This is the core of Proof of Work (PoW): security is not a promise but the result of computing power voting.
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"I'm not good at public speaking, so let the code speak for itself."
📍 He never appears in the spotlight, does not pursue fame or fortune, yet has left behind a self-operating system for 16 years. Compared to the clamor of declarations, silent code is more powerful.
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"If we explain it well, it is very attractive to libertarians."
📍 Bitcoin is not related to political positions, but is inherently a response of technology to power monopolies and financial censorship — it offers people another choice: to control their wealth without relying on authority.
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"I believe that 20 years from now, it will either be widely used or completely disappear."
📍 Now it is the 16th year. The state has incorporated it into the regulatory framework, institutions have listed it as an asset allocation, and billions of people use it for cross-border transactions. So, do you think he has won his gamble on 'trust'? ✍️
Insight: What Bitcoin truly disrupts is the inherent belief that 'trust can only depend on authority.'
It is not merely a simple investment target but a self-consistent order — building trust with technology, replacing intervention with rules.
Satoshi Nakamoto left not just the code in the white paper but a perspective that makes people re-examine currency, freedom, and trust: it turns out we need not believe anyone, only trust logic and laws.
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