History

Fifteen years ago, Satoshi Nakamoto posted his final public message, warning about denial-of-service vulnerabilities before disappearing from the public eye. This article reflects on his last communications and the concerns that drove him away.

This article explores the history of Bitcoin, from its creation by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto and its early adoption, through key milestones like the Mt. Gox collapse and major protocol upgrades, to its current status as a mainstream asset with the advent of ETFs and corporate adoption.

An analyst is drawing parallels between Bitcoin’s current price action and a 45% rally in late 2015. However, critics warn that market conditions have fundamentally changed in the past decade, making the comparison potentially misleading.