$TRUMP Sun Yuchen since he wants to compete for the top 25 with 100% certainty, must spend a lot of money to buy coins, if he doesn't take the opportunity to earn some profit or find a way to minimize costs or even get this opportunity for free, I do not agree.
What units are these 4000.6000? I've never played with currency standards.
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Hundreds of thousands, deceived, lost everything, committed suicide, embezzled public funds. It's been two months and each time I was about to get back on track, now it's over. Brothers, take care.
I shorted at 84. I don't believe that Bitcoin can soar too high; this pool can only hold the money of fools, not the money of savvy rich people. At 98,000, I will open a long position, hedge a bit, and minimize losses. We'll see what direction to take in the future.
How much Bitcoin does Satoshi Nakamoto hold? Where did his money go? Has he really disappeared?
Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, has not been seen since Bitcoin was born in 2009, and his true identity remains unknown to this day. However, the 'digital legacy' he left behind is still active in the crypto world, especially the dormant million Bitcoins, which have become the focus of countless people's attention.
According to research by on-chain analysis expert Sergio Lerner, Satoshi mined approximately 1.1 million BTC in 2009 using a unique mining pattern known as the 'Patoshi Pattern.' These coins are scattered across multiple addresses and have remained untouched to this day. This batch of Bitcoins now has a market value of hundreds of billions of dollars, yet has never participated in any transactions or transfers, nor have they been used for staking or custody. They are like assets frozen in time, becoming the most mysterious existence in the entire Bitcoin network.
So why doesn't Satoshi utilize this wealth? Is he still around?
By the end of 2010, he gradually stepped back from Bitcoin development, leaving his last email in 2011, stating, 'I have moved on to other projects,' and then completely disappeared. No one has ever seen him come forward to explain his identity, nor has he used a private key to prove his existence. Despite various speculations from the outside world, such as he being Hal Finney, Nick Szabo, or even some organization, it has never been confirmed.
Satoshi's 'disappearance,' in a sense, seems deliberate. He left no traceable clues and did not exploit the success of Bitcoin for personal gain. His retreat perfectly illustrates the decentralized philosophy of Bitcoin.
Whether he is still around may no longer matter. Bitcoin itself has become his most powerful 'proof of presence.'
$TRUMP expects 25 faces before the banquet, Sun Chenyu spends 5 million just to eat a banana, dining with President Trump costs at least 13 million, right?
$TRUMP looks bewildering, first Trump attended a dinner, then there was an insider who made large purchases before the news was released, and then Trump stated he would not raise funds at the dinner. After Trump's intervention, it dropped from 16.5 to 12.
Then a news about a giant whale selling off was released to balance things out for the retail investors. After looking at this series of events, it's definitely manipulation. 🤣
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