Satoshi Nakamoto

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.

A statue honoring Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, has been installed outside the New York Stock Exchange, marking one of the clearest symbolic signals yet that digital assets are no longer confined to the fringes of global finance.

Bitcoin has fallen more than 30%, cutting the estimated value of Satoshi Nakamoto’s holdings from $137 billion to around $95.8 billion. The decline makes the pseudonymous creator the 20th richest person in the world, with their coins remaining largely untouched for over 15 years.

American television host and political commentator Tucker Carlson has stirred an uproar on the internet after suggesting that Satoshi is someone linked to the U.S intelligence agencies.

Despite years of documentaries and speculation, the true identity of Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto remains elusive.

Hollywood is making a new thriller called Killing Satoshi about the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, starring Casey Affleck and Pete Davidson. The film will explore Satoshi Nakamoto’s secrets and the global race for control over his $120 billion in untouched Bitcoin.

The Satoshi Nakamoto statue in Lugano was taken from its spot in the park and later found broken in Lake Lugano, showing it was vandalised rather than simply stolen. Despite the damage, the local community and supporters remain committed to celebrating Bitcoin’s creator and the ideas the statue represents.

After hovering below its all-time high for weeks, Bitcoin has now shattered $120,000. Experts are now making crazy predictions of how much Bitcoin could peak this time....

Coinbase’s decision to sponsor a U.S. military parade held in Washington, D.C., on June 14 has ignited a heated debate within the crypto community—has the industry strayed too far from its original ethos?

Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin to sidestep centralised institutions and government control. But Coinbase’s sponsorship of a military parade has sparked debate: Is crypto abandoning its anti-establishment roots for mainstream acceptance?