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The Birth of Bitcoin: A Revolution Written in Nine Pages

• On October 31, 2008, an anonymous individual — or group — known as Satoshi Nakamoto released a nine-page paper titled “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.” This whitepaper was sent to a small cryptography mailing list, outlining the foundations of what would become the world’s first decentralized digital currency.
• The document proposed a radical idea: a trustless, borderless currency that removes the need for intermediaries like banks. By combining proof-of-work, public key cryptography, and distributed ledger technology, Satoshi solved the long-standing “double-spending problem” — ensuring that digital money could not be duplicated or counterfeited.
• Within months, the first $Bitcoin block — the Genesis Block — was mined on January 3, 2009. Embedded in it was a message referencing a Times headline:

🔸 “The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.”

🔸 It was a symbolic statement — Bitcoin wasn’t just technology; it was a protest against financial centralization.

Bitcoin Every Halloween: From $0.20 to $110,000

• Seventeen years later, Bitcoin has become a financial giant — adopted by institutions, countries, and millions of investors worldwide. Each Halloween tells a chapter of Bitcoin’s extraordinary journey from obscurity to global dominance. From less than the price of a candy bar in 2010 to six figures in 2025, Bitcoin’s Halloween history shows the staggering growth of a once-dismissed experiment. Despite volatility, crashes, and global skepticism, Bitcoin has remained the best-performing asset of the decade.

The Legacy of Satoshi Nakamoto

• Satoshi’s identity remains one of the greatest mysteries in modern history. Yet their creation has reshaped finance, politics, and technology — birthing the trillion-dollar crypto economy we know today. The whitepaper didn’t just describe a system; it sparked a movement for monetary freedom.
• On this Halloween, as the world celebrates costumes and candy, crypto enthusiasts celebrate the anniversary of a revolution — one that began with an email, a PDF, and a dream of financial independence.

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In 2010, Satoshi was believed to be Hal Finney. In 2012, Satoshi was believed to be Nick Szabo. In 2014, Satoshi was believed to be Dorian Nakamoto. In 2016, Satoshi was believed to be Craig Wright. In 2018, Satoshi was believed to be Adam Back. In 2020, Satoshi was believed to be Jack Dorsey. In 2022, Satoshi was believed to be Elon Musk. In 2024, Satoshi was believed to be Peter Todd. In 2026, Satoshi was believed to be Epstein. So there will be another FUD narrative in 2028 #SatoshiNakamoto