A new documentary is challenging one of crypto’s most enduring mysteries, arguing that Bitcoin was not created by a single anonymous genius, but by a hidden partnership between two of the cypherpunk movement’s most respected figures: Hal Finney and Len Sassaman.

Overnight, BTC continued to fluctuate around 75k, with various opinions circulating in the market.

Blockstream CEO Adam Back has firmly rejected claims by The New York Times that he is the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. The investigation, led by Pulitzer Prize winner John Carreyrou, reportedly analyzed 620 suspects over 18 months, using stylistic forensics, technical expertise, and historical communications to make the connection.

Until early Bitcoin addresses become available, all discussions about "who Satoshi Nakamoto is" remain speculative. In contrast, the continued operation of Bitcoin itself is perhaps the most successful proof of this anonymous design.

A year was spent using stylistic analysis to point to a living person, while ignoring the undeniably dead. This wasn't an investigation; it was choosing a suspect who could be interviewed.

Jensen Huang is one of the most present tech figures of our time. Every year at GTC, he stands on a stage in front of thousands of people, wearing his signature black leather jacket, turning his two-hour speech into a sermon about the future.

The token we saw in the past because we believed, we can now see without believing. It is the next after Watt, Ampere, and Bit.