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      "body": "It seems that the world of bitcoin is still not safe, with hacks still occurring on a regular basis.\n\nNiceHash: the Latest Bitcoin Hack Victim\nThe victim of this latest hack was a platform called NiceHash who have dubbed themselves as being the biggest marketplace when it comes to the mining of digital currencies. They announced on December 6, 2017, that they would have to suspend their operations for at least one day as a result of a breach of their security.\n\nAccording to NiceHash, there was approximately $64 million worth of bitcoin stolen from them, calculated at the market price on the day these funds were taken; this translates to more than 4,700 bitcoins that were stolen.\n\nIt later was revealed that their payment system had been compromised, with all of their bitcoin being stolen. The hack is said to have been highly professional, and it utilized advanced social engineering to pull it off.\n\nThe platform itself is where people go in order to mine cryptocurrencies and subsequently get paid through bitcoin. Due to their size and user base, they are making payments in the millions of dollars each and every week which gives an insight into what sort of liquidity they may have had at the time of the attack.\n\nThey are still trying to figure out the exact number of bitcoin that was stolen, at a point in time when the prices of the cryptocurrency continue to hit all-time highs. This came at a time when the world saw it bypass the $16,000 mark for the first time, not even a week after it had bypassed the $10,000 level.\n\nThere were no details as to whether user accounts were also affected, or if it was just the accounts of NiceHash itself. They have now warned their users to change their passwords just in case this data was compromised, and the hackers could access the funds in these wallets. They are of course conducting their own investigation into the matter, while the relevant authorities will also be getting involved to figure to why this happened and to learn the lessons to prevent something similar from occurring in the future.\n\nThe Importance of Taking Control of your Private Keys\nThis is not the first time a hack such as this has occurred. In 2014, Mt. Gox revealed that it believed hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of bitcoin had been stolen from their exchange, which led to them filing for bankruptcy.\n\nIn autumn 2016, a bitcoin exchange based out of Hong Kong called Bitfinex were hacked and lost almost 120,000 bitcoin, which at the time had a value of approximately $65 million.\n\nThere were further attacks that happened in Europe during 2017, with Bitstamp being robbed of roughly 19,000 bitcoin.\n\nThis showcases the importance of having the right security protocols to protect against these attacks which can ultimately be the downfall of these exchanges and platforms. There is no doubt that other companies in the industry have sat up and taken note after this latest spate of attacks and are putting protective measures in place. Decentralized exchanges, such as Bisq, also stand to benefit from the increasing frequent of hacks in the bitcoin ecosystem, as centralized exchanges are usually the main targets.\n\nWe suggest our readers safeguard their bitcoin by storing them in cold storage (if you have a particularly large bitcoin wealth, this guide will be useful), be aware that all exchanges are prone to hacking. As the old saying goes “if you don’t own the keys, you don’t own the coins.”\n\nsource - https://btcmanager.com/nicehash-hack-60-million-bitcoin-stolen/",
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      "body": "Since it was created in 2009, Bitcoin has experienced significant highs and lows. Just this week, the cryptocurrency surpassed an $11,000 evaluation for the first time in history. \n\nBitcoin is considered the preeminent cryptocurrency in the world, but there's still plenty of mystery surrounding its creation. Who came up with Bitcoin? Was it created by more than one person? And who is Satoshi Nakamoto?\n\nHere's a rundown on the currency's strange beginnings:\nIn 2008, the first inklings of bitcoin begin to circulate the web.\nIn August 2008, the domain name bitcoin.org was quietly registered online. Two months later, a paper entitled 'Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System' was passed around a cryptography mailing list.\n\nThe paper is the first instance of the mysterious figure, Satoshi Nakamoto's appearance on the web, and permanently links the name \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" to the cryptocurrency. \n\nOn January 3, 2009, 30,000 lines of code spell out the beginning of Bitcoin.\n\n\nA copy of bitcoin standing on PC motherboard is seen in this illustration pictureThomson Reuters\nBitcoin runs through an autonomous software program that is 'mined' by people seeking bitcoin in a lottery-based system. 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I've had the good fortune to know many brilliant people over the course of my life, so I recognize the signs.\"\n\nFinney has flatly denied any claims that he was the inventor of Bitcoin and has always maintained his involvement in the currency was only ever secondary. \n\nIn 2014, Finney died of the neuro-degenerative disease ALS. In one of his final posts on a Bitcoin forum, he said Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity still remained a mystery to him. Finney says he was proud of his legacy involving Bitcoin, and that his cache of bitcoins were stored in an offline wallet, left as part of an inheritance to his family. \n\n\"Hopefully, they'll be worth something to my heirs,\" he wrote.\n\nAs of today, one bitcoin is worth more than $10,000.  \n\nNearly a year later, Bitcoin is slowly on its way to becoming a viable currency.\n\n\nBitcoin (virtual currency) coins placed on Dollar banknotes are seen in this illustration pictureMike Lazlo\nIn 2010, a handful of merchants started accepting bitcoin in lieu of established currencies.\n\nOne of the first tangible items ever purchased with the cryptocurrency was a pizza. Today, the amount of bitcoin used to purchase those pizzas is valued at $100 million. \n\nThe cryptocurrency began attracting interest from tech elites, as well. In 2012, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss purchased $10 million worth of bitcoin, and, in less than a year their investment had more than tripled. 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And the benefit wasn't entirely one-sided, either: in some ways, the drug trafficking site legitimized Bitcoin as a means of commerce, even if it was only being used to facilitate illicit trade.\n\nTwo years later, the mysterious figure known as \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" disappears from the web.\n\n\nClark Moody\nOn April 23, 2011, Nakamoto sent Bitcoin Core developer Mike Hearn a brief email. \n\n\"I've moved on to other things,\" he said, referring to the Bitcoin project. The future of Bitcoin, he wrote, was \"in good hands.\"\n\nIn his wake, Nakamoto left behind a vast collection of writings, a premise on the workings of Bitcoin, and the most influential cryptocurrency ever created.\n\nWait, so who is this Japanese-American guy named Satoshi Nakamoto?\n\n\nDorian S. Nakamoto, a man who had zero involvement in the creation of Bitcoin.REUTERS/David McNew\nGoogle \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" and the results will lead you straight to image after image of an elderly Asian man. This is Dorian S. Nakamoto, named \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" at birth. He is almost 70 years old, lives in Los Angeles with his mother, and, as he has reminded people hundreds of times, is not the creator of Bitcoin. \n\nIn 2014, Newsweek reporter Leah Goodman published a feature story pinning the identity of Bitcoin's creator on Nakamoto due to his high profile work in engineering and pointedly private personal life. Following the story's immediate release, Nakamoto was dogged by reporters, who trailed him as he drove to a sushi restaurant. Nakamoto told a journalist from the Associated Press that he had only heard of Bitcoin weeks earlier, when Goodman had contacted him about the Newsweek story.\n\nTwo weeks later, he issued a statement to Newsweek, stating he \"did not create, invent or otherwise work on Bitcoin.\" \n\nDorian Nakamoto's claim was corroborated by the actual Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto a day later, with Satoshi's username mysteriously surfacing in an online forum to post: \"I am not Dorian Nakamoto.\"\n\nThe Craig Wright controversy\n\n\nAustralian entrepreneur Craig WrightScreenshot Via BBC\nIn 2016, Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright claimed to be the creator of Bitcoin and provided disputed code as proof. Bitcoin developer Gavin Andresen further corroborated Wright's gesture, saying he was \"98 percent certain\" that Wright was the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto.\n\nBut others were quick to disagree, and Wright's claim drew fierce skepticism from the cryptocurrency community online as well as alleged interest from the FBI. Amid the sudden influx of scrutiny, Wright deleted his post and issued a cryptic apology. “I’m sorry,\" he wrote, \"I believed that I could put the years of anonymity and hiding behind me. But, as the events of this week unfolded and I prepared to publish the proof of access to the earliest keys, I broke. I do not have the courage.\"\n\nNick Szabo has been repeatedly identified as the creator of Bitcoin, a claim he denies.\n\n\nThe mysterious Nick SzaboBusiness Insider/Rob Price\nIn the course of determining the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, there's one person who has been thumbed again and again: hyper-secretive cryptocurrency expert Nick Szabo, who was not only fundamental to the development of Bitcoin, but also created his own cryptocurrency called \"bit gold\" in the late '90s. \n\nIn 2014, a team of linguistic researchers studied Nakamoto's writings alongside those of thirteen potential bitcoin creators. The results, they said, were indisputable. \n\n“The number of linguistic similarities between Szabo’s writing and the Bitcoin whitepaper is uncanny,\" the researchers reported, \"none of the other possible authors were anywhere near as good of a match.\"\n\nA story in the New York Times pegged Szabo as Bitcoin's creator, as well. Szabo, a staunch libertarian who has spoken publicly about the history of Bitcoin and blockchain technology, has been involved in cryptocurrency since its earliest beginnings.\n\nSzabo firmly denied these claims, both in The New York times story and in a tweet: \"Not Satoshi, but thank you.\"\n\nHere's how the real \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" could prove his identity:\n\n\nFlickr/Rachel Johnson\nHe could use his PGP key\n\nA PGP key is a unique encryption program associated with a given user's name — similar to an online signature. Nakamoto could attach his to a post or a message indicating his identity. \n\nHe could move his bitcoin\n\nNakamoto has amassed a fortune in bitcoin: He's thought to possess over one million coins, which today would be valued in excess of a billion dollars. \n\nTheoretically, Nakamoto could move those coins to a different address. \n\nDorian Nakamoto, Nick Szabo, and Craig Wright aren't the only ones who been pinned as the inventor of Bitcoin.\n\n\nElon Musk has recently denied claims that he is the creator of Bitcoin.REUTERS/Stephen Lam\nThere's a laundry list of people who have been pegged with this claim, but so far, they've all been struck down. Just this week, Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk denied being Bitcoin's creator. \n\nThe Wikipedia entry on Satoshi Nakamoto names at least 13 potential candidates as being responsible for the creation of Bitcoin. \n\nIt's been nearly 10 years since Bitcoin's beginnings, and we're still not any closer to confirming who invented it. \n\nWhy would the inventor of the world's most important cryptocurrency choose to remain anonymous?\n\n\nBernard von NotHaus, the creator of the Liberty DollarYouTube\nAs it turns out, experimenting in new forms of currency is not without its consequences. \n\nIn 1998, Hawaiian resident Bernard von NotHaus dabbled in a fledgling form of currency called \"Liberty Dollars\" to disastrous results: He was charged with violating federal law and sentenced to six months of house arrest, along with a three-year probation. \n\nIn 2007, one of the first digital currencies, E-Gold, was shut down amid contentious circumstances by the government on grounds of money laundering. \n\nIf the inventor of Bitcoin wants to remain anonymous, it's for good reason: by maintaining anonymity, they've avoided adverse legal consequences, making their anonymity at least partially responsible for the currency's success.  \n\nBesides, one of the founding principals of Bitcoin is that it's a decentralized currency, untethered to conspicuous institutions or individuals. In his original proposition on Bitcoin, Nakamoto wrote, \"What is needed is an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust, allowing any two willing parties to transact directly with each other without the need for a trusted third party.\"\n\nWhy would someone go to all the trouble of creating a decentralized currency without sticking around to receive any of the credit?\n\n\nBill Hinton/Getty Images\nMuch of the mystery surrounding Nakamoto involves his motivations. Why would someone go to the trouble of creating a detailed and brilliant decentralized currency, only to later completely disappear from the public view? \n\nA closer look at one of Nakamoto's original postings on the proposal of Bitcoin sheds some light on his possible motivations.\n\nIn February 2009, Nakamoto wrote, \"The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that's required to make it work. 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We have to trust them with our privacy, trust them not to let identity thieves drain our accounts.\"\n\nIn Bitcoin forums, it's been speculated that Nakamoto might be \"a libertarian and hates the corrupt rich people and politicians.\" Other Bitcoin enthusiasts suggest the timing of Bitcoin's emergence is a clear indication of its raison d'être: The currency, which was created in the years following the housing bubble burst in 2007, might have been invented as means of disrupting the corrupted banking system.\n\nHere's what we know about Satoshi Nakamoto for sure:\n\n\nEthan Miller/Getty Images\nThey're a genius\n\nIn a New Yorker article from 2011, a top internet security researcher describes Bitcoin code as an inscrutable execution that nears perfection: \"Only the most paranoid, painstaking coder in the world could avoid making mistakes.\"\n\nThey speak fluent English\n\nNakamoto has written extensively about Bitcoin, authoring close to 80,000 words on the subject in the course of two years. 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      "body": "Since it was created in 2009, Bitcoin has experienced significant highs and lows. Just this week, the cryptocurrency surpassed an $11,000 evaluation for the first time in history. \n\nBitcoin is considered the preeminent cryptocurrency in the world, but there's still plenty of mystery surrounding its creation. Who came up with Bitcoin? Was it created by more than one person? And who is Satoshi Nakamoto?\n\nHere's a rundown on the currency's strange beginnings:\nIn 2008, the first inklings of bitcoin begin to circulate the web.\nIn August 2008, the domain name bitcoin.org was quietly registered online. Two months later, a paper entitled 'Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System' was passed around a cryptography mailing list.\n\nThe paper is the first instance of the mysterious figure, Satoshi Nakamoto's appearance on the web, and permanently links the name \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" to the cryptocurrency. \n\nOn January 3, 2009, 30,000 lines of code spell out the beginning of Bitcoin.\n\n\nA copy of bitcoin standing on PC motherboard is seen in this illustration pictureThomson Reuters\nBitcoin runs through an autonomous software program that is 'mined' by people seeking bitcoin in a lottery-based system. Over the course of the next 20 years, a total of 21 million coins will be released.\n\nBut Satoshi Nakamoto didn't work entirely alone.\n\n\nHal FinneyVimeo\nAmong Bitcoin's earliest enthusiasts was Hal Finney, a console game developer and an early member of the \"cypherpunk movement\" who discovered Nakamoto's proposal for Bitcoin through the cryptocurrency mailing list. \n\nIn a blog post from 2013, Finney says he was fascinated by the idea of a decentralized online currency. When Nakamoto announced the software's release, Finney offered to mine the first coins — 10 original bitcoins from block 70, which Satoshi sent over as a test.\n\nOf his interactions with Nakamoto, Finney says, \"I thought I was dealing with a young man of Japanese ancestry who was very smart and sincere. I've had the good fortune to know many brilliant people over the course of my life, so I recognize the signs.\"\n\nFinney has flatly denied any claims that he was the inventor of Bitcoin and has always maintained his involvement in the currency was only ever secondary. \n\nIn 2014, Finney died of the neuro-degenerative disease ALS. In one of his final posts on a Bitcoin forum, he said Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity still remained a mystery to him. Finney says he was proud of his legacy involving Bitcoin, and that his cache of bitcoins were stored in an offline wallet, left as part of an inheritance to his family. \n\n\"Hopefully, they'll be worth something to my heirs,\" he wrote.\n\nAs of today, one bitcoin is worth more than $10,000.  \n\nNearly a year later, Bitcoin is slowly on its way to becoming a viable currency.\n\n\nBitcoin (virtual currency) coins placed on Dollar banknotes are seen in this illustration pictureMike Lazlo\nIn 2010, a handful of merchants started accepting bitcoin in lieu of established currencies.\n\nOne of the first tangible items ever purchased with the cryptocurrency was a pizza. Today, the amount of bitcoin used to purchase those pizzas is valued at $100 million. \n\nThe cryptocurrency began attracting interest from tech elites, as well. In 2012, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss purchased $10 million worth of bitcoin, and, in less than a year their investment had more than tripled. It's been estimated the Winklevoss twins own 1% of all available bitcoin.\n\nIn 2011, the Silk Road, an online marketplace for illegal drugs, launches. It uses bitcoin as its chief form of currency.\n\n\nA snapshot of Silk Road's websiteScreenshot\nBitcoin is inherently traceless, a quality that made it the ideal currency for facilitating drug trade on the burgeoning internet black market. It was the equivalent of digital cash, a self-governing system of commerce that preserved the anonymity of its owner.\n\nWith Bitcoin, anyone could take to the Silk Road and purchase cannabis seeds, LSD, and cocaine without revealing their identifies. And the benefit wasn't entirely one-sided, either: in some ways, the drug trafficking site legitimized Bitcoin as a means of commerce, even if it was only being used to facilitate illicit trade.\n\nTwo years later, the mysterious figure known as \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" disappears from the web.\n\n\nClark Moody\nOn April 23, 2011, Nakamoto sent Bitcoin Core developer Mike Hearn a brief email. \n\n\"I've moved on to other things,\" he said, referring to the Bitcoin project. The future of Bitcoin, he wrote, was \"in good hands.\"\n\nIn his wake, Nakamoto left behind a vast collection of writings, a premise on the workings of Bitcoin, and the most influential cryptocurrency ever created.\n\nWait, so who is this Japanese-American guy named Satoshi Nakamoto?\n\n\nDorian S. Nakamoto, a man who had zero involvement in the creation of Bitcoin.REUTERS/David McNew\nGoogle \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" and the results will lead you straight to image after image of an elderly Asian man. This is Dorian S. Nakamoto, named \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" at birth. He is almost 70 years old, lives in Los Angeles with his mother, and, as he has reminded people hundreds of times, is not the creator of Bitcoin. \n\nIn 2014, Newsweek reporter Leah Goodman published a feature story pinning the identity of Bitcoin's creator on Nakamoto due to his high profile work in engineering and pointedly private personal life. Following the story's immediate release, Nakamoto was dogged by reporters, who trailed him as he drove to a sushi restaurant. Nakamoto told a journalist from the Associated Press that he had only heard of Bitcoin weeks earlier, when Goodman had contacted him about the Newsweek story.\n\nTwo weeks later, he issued a statement to Newsweek, stating he \"did not create, invent or otherwise work on Bitcoin.\" \n\nDorian Nakamoto's claim was corroborated by the actual Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto a day later, with Satoshi's username mysteriously surfacing in an online forum to post: \"I am not Dorian Nakamoto.\"\n\nThe Craig Wright controversy\n\n\nAustralian entrepreneur Craig WrightScreenshot Via BBC\nIn 2016, Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright claimed to be the creator of Bitcoin and provided disputed code as proof. Bitcoin developer Gavin Andresen further corroborated Wright's gesture, saying he was \"98 percent certain\" that Wright was the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto.\n\nBut others were quick to disagree, and Wright's claim drew fierce skepticism from the cryptocurrency community online as well as alleged interest from the FBI. Amid the sudden influx of scrutiny, Wright deleted his post and issued a cryptic apology. “I’m sorry,\" he wrote, \"I believed that I could put the years of anonymity and hiding behind me. But, as the events of this week unfolded and I prepared to publish the proof of access to the earliest keys, I broke. I do not have the courage.\"\n\nNick Szabo has been repeatedly identified as the creator of Bitcoin, a claim he denies.\n\n\nThe mysterious Nick SzaboBusiness Insider/Rob Price\nIn the course of determining the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, there's one person who has been thumbed again and again: hyper-secretive cryptocurrency expert Nick Szabo, who was not only fundamental to the development of Bitcoin, but also created his own cryptocurrency called \"bit gold\" in the late '90s. \n\nIn 2014, a team of linguistic researchers studied Nakamoto's writings alongside those of thirteen potential bitcoin creators. The results, they said, were indisputable. \n\n“The number of linguistic similarities between Szabo’s writing and the Bitcoin whitepaper is uncanny,\" the researchers reported, \"none of the other possible authors were anywhere near as good of a match.\"\n\nA story in the New York Times pegged Szabo as Bitcoin's creator, as well. Szabo, a staunch libertarian who has spoken publicly about the history of Bitcoin and blockchain technology, has been involved in cryptocurrency since its earliest beginnings.\n\nSzabo firmly denied these claims, both in The New York times story and in a tweet: \"Not Satoshi, but thank you.\"\n\nHere's how the real \"Satoshi Nakamoto\" could prove his identity:\n\n\nFlickr/Rachel Johnson\nHe could use his PGP key\n\nA PGP key is a unique encryption program associated with a given user's name — similar to an online signature. Nakamoto could attach his to a post or a message indicating his identity. \n\nHe could move his bitcoin\n\nNakamoto has amassed a fortune in bitcoin: He's thought to possess over one million coins, which today would be valued in excess of a billion dollars. \n\nTheoretically, Nakamoto could move those coins to a different address. \n\nDorian Nakamoto, Nick Szabo, and Craig Wright aren't the only ones who been pinned as the inventor of Bitcoin.\n\n\nElon Musk has recently denied claims that he is the creator of Bitcoin.REUTERS/Stephen Lam\nThere's a laundry list of people who have been pegged with this claim, but so far, they've all been struck down. Just this week, Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk denied being Bitcoin's creator. \n\nThe Wikipedia entry on Satoshi Nakamoto names at least 13 potential candidates as being responsible for the creation of Bitcoin. \n\nIt's been nearly 10 years since Bitcoin's beginnings, and we're still not any closer to confirming who invented it. \n\nWhy would the inventor of the world's most important cryptocurrency choose to remain anonymous?\n\n\nBernard von NotHaus, the creator of the Liberty DollarYouTube\nAs it turns out, experimenting in new forms of currency is not without its consequences. \n\nIn 1998, Hawaiian resident Bernard von NotHaus dabbled in a fledgling form of currency called \"Liberty Dollars\" to disastrous results: He was charged with violating federal law and sentenced to six months of house arrest, along with a three-year probation. \n\nIn 2007, one of the first digital currencies, E-Gold, was shut down amid contentious circumstances by the government on grounds of money laundering. \n\nIf the inventor of Bitcoin wants to remain anonymous, it's for good reason: by maintaining anonymity, they've avoided adverse legal consequences, making their anonymity at least partially responsible for the currency's success.  \n\nBesides, one of the founding principals of Bitcoin is that it's a decentralized currency, untethered to conspicuous institutions or individuals. In his original proposition on Bitcoin, Nakamoto wrote, \"What is needed is an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust, allowing any two willing parties to transact directly with each other without the need for a trusted third party.\"\n\nWhy would someone go to all the trouble of creating a decentralized currency without sticking around to receive any of the credit?\n\n\nBill Hinton/Getty Images\nMuch of the mystery surrounding Nakamoto involves his motivations. Why would someone go to the trouble of creating a detailed and brilliant decentralized currency, only to later completely disappear from the public view? \n\nA closer look at one of Nakamoto's original postings on the proposal of Bitcoin sheds some light on his possible motivations.\n\nIn February 2009, Nakamoto wrote, \"The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that's required to make it work. 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We have to trust them with our privacy, trust them not to let identity thieves drain our accounts.\"\n\nIn Bitcoin forums, it's been speculated that Nakamoto might be \"a libertarian and hates the corrupt rich people and politicians.\" Other Bitcoin enthusiasts suggest the timing of Bitcoin's emergence is a clear indication of its raison d'être: The currency, which was created in the years following the housing bubble burst in 2007, might have been invented as means of disrupting the corrupted banking system.\n\nHere's what we know about Satoshi Nakamoto for sure:\n\n\nEthan Miller/Getty Images\nThey're a genius\n\nIn a New Yorker article from 2011, a top internet security researcher describes Bitcoin code as an inscrutable execution that nears perfection: \"Only the most paranoid, painstaking coder in the world could avoid making mistakes.\"\n\nThey speak fluent English\n\nNakamoto has written extensively about Bitcoin, authoring close to 80,000 words on the subject in the course of two years. 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