Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? A question that continues to be asked more than a decade after the launch of Bitcoin, but the answer becomes increasingly obscure as we delve into the details. In fact, many followers and analysts not linked to official entities firmly believe that "Satoshi" is not an individual but a façade hiding a complete group or a body with organized influence. It is illogical for a single person to formulate the white paper with such technical and economic depth and to launch a global system of this scale at a critical timing after the 2008 financial crisis, only to disappear without any tangible trace, leaving behind more than a million Bitcoins untouched.
The technological developments in the Bitcoin project, its rapid adoption, and the security architecture that has been meticulously designed clearly indicate that those behind it possess extraordinary capabilities that are only available to intelligence agencies or multinational corporations. Some analysts point out that entities such as the National Security Agency (NSA) have been monitoring the developments of digital currencies for years and may have had a role in their launch or guidance. But on a deeper level, names like BlackRock emerge, which has today become a hidden player in the global economy. BlackRock does not only control massive investment funds, but also dominates sectors such as food, medicine, media, and even military industries. It is closer to a "deep state" entity with long arms that can shape public opinion, disrupt projects, and bury opponents quietly, just with a signal from above.
Promoting the story of "the genius individual Satoshi" is merely a soft cover that conceals a much deeper mechanism. It is a shiny story that draws attention away from a potentially disturbing truth: that Bitcoin was not just a free project from the basement of a genius programmer, but a calculated step within a grand engineering plan to reshape the global financial system.