Satoshi Nakamoto

After years of vilifying Bitcoin as money for criminals, terrorists, and climate change deniers, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) honored Satoshi Nakamoto for the 15th anniversary of the network’s launch with a commemorative flag flown over the United States Capitol, unveiled by NYC's PubKey.

The Bitcoin Whitepaper challenged the unquestioned orthodoxy of government control over money the same way Martin Luther challenged the unquestioned orthodoxy of the Catholic Church.

Pete Rizzo and Dan Held discuss the release of the Bitcoin white paper and how the cypherpunk community responded to Satoshi Nakamoto’s idea.

14 years later, Bitcoin has shown its strengths — and that it still has a long way to go to achieve its original goals.

The Bitcoin white paper is far from a comprehensive definition of the Bitcoin network and too many have forgotten that.

Trammell was one of the first to recognize Bitcoin’s potential and offers unique perspective for Bitcoiners celebrating White Paper Day 2022.

The governance and origins of Bitcoin closely resemble those presented in the founding documents of the United States.

Bitcoin was created as an act of love by Satoshi for the world, which is why it continues to promote the same selflessness.

Bitcoin fits into the framework of economic equality, which exposes Nakamoto’s intentions to provide an opportunity to opt out of the financial system.

Pioneering mathematician John Nash laid out a concept for “Ideal Money” that has parallels with Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin.