The purpose is for everyone from the grandfather to the 10-year-old to have a BTC wallet to go out and let go, so that BTC reaches 1 billion and 1 satoshi will set them free.

It was a cold night in Tokyo when an encrypted message appeared on a forgotten deep web forum. "Satoshi will return. The code still holds its secrets." No one took it seriously, until the next day, a Bitcoin wallet inactive since 2010 moved 50 BTC.

Since the disappearance of Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous creator of Bitcoin, countless theories have circulated. Some say he was a group of government cryptographers, others claim he died, taking with him the keys to a million BTC. But the most unsettling theory speaks of something much more sinister: Bitcoin was never a decentralized currency, but a "GLOBAL FINANCIAL CONTROL EXPERIMENT."