#Bitcoin… It didn’t just appear suddenly!
Bitcoin did not come out of nowhere, nor was it just a superficial invention or a whimsical idea that appeared out of the blue. Rather, it is the culmination of a long journey of intellectual concern about monetary justice, repeated attempts to break free from the grip of central banks, and the innovation of a system that does not require permission and is not governed by authority.
Since the 1970s, with the evolution of encryption, the seeds of technical resistance to censorship began to take root. With the rise of economic crises and the accumulation of imbalances in the global financial system, there has always been someone trying, writing, thinking, and searching for an alternative that redefines trust.
Then came the 2008 crisis, and in the midst of the collapse of trust in financial institutions, Satoshi Nakamoto presented his famous paper, proposing a decentralized monetary system managed by encryption rather than by decision, and secured by collective verification rather than official monopoly.
Bitcoin was not just a currency… it was a clear declaration that money should be born from the people, not from the elite, and that transparency, decentralization, and security can come together in one project.
