tldr; Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, believes the anonymity of Bitcoin’s founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, is beneficial for Bitcoin. In an interview, Back noted that despite extensive research, Satoshi’s identity remains unknown, which he sees as a strength. This anonymity helps Bitcoin be perceived as a commodity rather than a security, unlike other cryptocurrencies with identifiable founders. Back argues that this perception supports Bitcoin’s status as both digital gold and a form of money, crucial for its long-term success.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
SixStringSuperfly on
Something Satoshi would say
KIG45 on
I totally agree with that. If one day the founder is revealed it will have a bad effect. But I am confident that Bitcoin is not a human creation. Like many other things.
still_salty_22 on
Ok, *Adam*..
Seriously; Adam, hi. Plz tho, shh. Shit is nearly there.
Specialist_Ask_7058 on
I’d take this article anytime over some Larry fink Blackrock update.
drgitgud on
What a stupid thing to say.
EndSmugnorance on
Adam Back is a pos
Tvmouth on
That’s a fun way of describing the looming legal troubles “Satoshi” will face if it’s a living solo human. The entire economy will collapse if a person is found to be personally responsible for this fiasco. **Earth doesn’t have enough prosecutors to find “the full extent of the law”** that has been broken by the creation of blockchain technology. Satoshi… is FUCKED more than any human has ever been. **So… yeah, lets not.**
swdee on
Mr Tabs now thinks Bitcoin [doing payments is important](https://youtu.be/4mAIAoxtawI?t=342). He was totally against that notion during the block size war and is how he got his name Mr Tabs as [a “Tab” was his solution](https://youtu.be/BGfPEZRkn6o) to the payments problem.
FoolHooligan on
Bitcoin’s value lies in the market’s perception of its value.
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tldr; Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, believes the anonymity of Bitcoin’s founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, is beneficial for Bitcoin. In an interview, Back noted that despite extensive research, Satoshi’s identity remains unknown, which he sees as a strength. This anonymity helps Bitcoin be perceived as a commodity rather than a security, unlike other cryptocurrencies with identifiable founders. Back argues that this perception supports Bitcoin’s status as both digital gold and a form of money, crucial for its long-term success.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Something Satoshi would say
I totally agree with that. If one day the founder is revealed it will have a bad effect. But I am confident that Bitcoin is not a human creation. Like many other things.
Ok, *Adam*..
Seriously; Adam, hi. Plz tho, shh. Shit is nearly there.
I’d take this article anytime over some Larry fink Blackrock update.
What a stupid thing to say.
Adam Back is a pos
That’s a fun way of describing the looming legal troubles “Satoshi” will face if it’s a living solo human. The entire economy will collapse if a person is found to be personally responsible for this fiasco. **Earth doesn’t have enough prosecutors to find “the full extent of the law”** that has been broken by the creation of blockchain technology. Satoshi… is FUCKED more than any human has ever been. **So… yeah, lets not.**
Mr Tabs now thinks Bitcoin [doing payments is important](https://youtu.be/4mAIAoxtawI?t=342). He was totally against that notion during the block size war and is how he got his name Mr Tabs as [a “Tab” was his solution](https://youtu.be/BGfPEZRkn6o) to the payments problem.
Bitcoin’s value lies in the market’s perception of its value.
Satoshi = Nobody = Everybody.