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$10.9 Billion Worth of Bitcoin Owned by Anonymous Bitcoin Founder, Analytic Platform Says

by Olayode Yusuff
July 22, 2020
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Whale Alert, one of the most reliable crypto watchdogs, unveils the cumbersome amount of 10.9 billion USD in Bitcoins owned by Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin’s mysterious inventor.

As the world’s leading blockchain tracking and analysis provision firm, Whale Alert discovered that Satoshi mined about 1,125,150 Bitcoin, worth $10.9 Billion, at the start of the cryptocurrency.

Saddled with the responsibility of monitoring and investigating blockchains, via Twitter and Telegram, Whale Alert researchers have adopted Sergio Lerner’s Patoshi Pattern theory, which utilizes three privacy-interrelated defects of v.01, an old Bitcoin etiquette to figure out blocks, which were probably excavated by Satoshi.

These Twitter most mysterious watchdogs are of the belief that transparency is indispensable for the implementation of blockchain, hence, their action. According to Lerner’s theory, a single miner dug about 22,000 of the initial Bitcoin blocks.

It further states that Satoshi could possibly be mining at the early time, and based on sources of public information and blockchain, there are shreds of evidence that relate the Patoshi patterns to Satoshi.

The Patoshi pattern labeled a miner, who made use of a mining process, somewhat not the same, and who further excavated approximately 1.1 million Bitcoins.

This miner is mostly believed by members of the public as Satoshi Nakamoto. However, Lerner said, he chose not to dig deeper as that will mean him intruding into Bitcoin creator’s privacy.

After a rigorous evaluation, Whale Alert finally declares it’s now sure that Patoshi was operated by the founder of Bitcoin.

Even though such unbelievable aggregate of Bitcoin was mined by Satoshi, he might likely not have accrued such a huge fortune to himself, Whale Alert, reported.

Why Not Dig Deep?

Alternatively, the Patoshi miner’s major aims were to keep the growing Bitcoin network, safe from future cyber-attacks and in good shape too.

Satoshi had reasons for maintaining this pattern and they are; he foresaw that there will be serial attacks on the young Bitcoin network and this would likely become the major hazard the cryptocurrency may face.

He envisaged that, if he maintains a 60% of the processing power, he could avert this danger from occurring, while he leaves sufficient blocks for other users to mine.

In the long run, more trustworthy miners joined the Bitcoin network, and the chances for bullying became 51%, as a result, Satoshi was able to slowly reduce his mining activities.

Similarly, Satoshi identified the ideal block time to be about 10 minutes. Thus, he stated that, by controlling adequate handling power, it was conceivable to falsely keep the block time about the early stage when the activities on the network weren’t too much.

Who is Enigmatic Satoshi Nakamoto?

One of the greatest obscurities in the contemporary world today is, identifying the actual inventor of Bitcoin.

Established in 2008 and implemented in year 2009, Bitcoin, the giant cryptocurrency brought in decentralization into the finance world amputating the need for banking operations or particular sole proprietorship.

Diverse conspiracies have been on the internet as to who the founder of this network is. However, the name, Satoshi Nakamoto has been used by the person or body who invented Bitcoin, in a bid to hide their original identity.

Satoshi Nakamoto, appears to be from Japan, but his use of English Language, in conjunction with his working hours which tallies with the U.K time zone, other than Asia, makes the public doubt his exact personality.

The original meaning of Satoshi, is, a person with intelligent lineage and this person or body are assumed to be a man.

Is the Creator Bitcoin Dorian Nakamoto, Craig Wright, or Nick Szabo?

One of the pressing facts portraying the anonymity of Satoshi is that the last time he communicated was in April 2011, exactly two years after the network was built.

Either Dorian Nakamoto, Craig Wright, or Nick Szabo, is the creator of Bitcoin and at the time of writing, the true Satoshi, is still unknown.

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