Satoshi Nakamoto

A recent social media debate about the potential for quantum computers to steal Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin has highlighted the network’s theoretical vulnerabilities. While experts agree the risk is distant, the discussion underscores concerns about price impact and the need for future-proofing.

In a year-end market update, Didi Taihuttu discusses bullish news like Klarna’s crypto integration and a Satoshi statue at the NYSE, but remains cautious. He advises watching Bitcoin’s monthly close on New Year’s Eve, warning a drop below $87,700 could trigger a crash to $56,000.

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.