Satoshi Nakamoto

A Bitcoin whale wallet was reactivated after nearly 11 years, sparking speculation of a connection to Satoshi Nakamoto. Data shows an increase in both large and small wallets, while mid-tier holders have decreased, reflecting a changing Bitcoin market.

The crypto world is saying that the anonymous founder of crypto, Satoshi Nakamoto, could be on the move. This comes after a mysterious whale moved 185 Bitcoin from a wallet that had been dormant for 11 years.

It was revealed that 70% of Trump-backed World Liberty Financial governance token will be controlled by insiders. This prompts the question: Is it fair for such a large share of power to be held by a few?

Bloomberg's senior ETF analyst, Eric Balchunas, predicts that Satoshi Nakamoto may lose his status as Bitcoin's largest holder by Halloween, a revision from his earlier estimate of late 2024. Satoshi is believed to hold around 84% of his original Bitcoin holdings.

The FBI's cryptic response about the Bitcoin creator suggested he might be a 3rd party individual. The bureau’s ambiguous replies prompts speculation: does the FBI know Nakamoto’s true identity, or will the mystery persist?

Bitcoin's market sees shifts: Satoshi Nakamoto may lose top holder status to ETFs, Mt. Gox's fund distribution raises concerns, and Cipher Mining expands despite losses.

Bitcoin ETFs are on track to surpass Satoshi this year

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin urged voters not to support candidates solely for being pro-crypto in a recent blog post. This sparked diverse reactions, especially among Trump supporters and conservative voices.

Craig Wright, who claimed to be Bitcoin's creator Satoshi Nakamoto, updated his website under court order with a legal notice denying this assertion. After 8 years, is this truly the end of the Bitcoin authorship saga?

Craig Wright, proven not to be Bitcoin's inventor, must publicly acknowledge his false claims.