Let's start with Satoshi Nakamoto

The mysterious nature of Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, means that the entire ecosystem is sitting on a potential volcano. It is inactive at this time, but if the creator had the idea, it could flood the market with one million coins

One of the greatest mysteries in the world of technology is the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. No one knows who he is, where he is or what he is doing with his millions.

Nakamoto could own more than one million coins.

Satoshi Nakamoto is the person or group of people who created the Bitcoin protocol and its reference software, Bitcoin Core. In 2008, Nakamoto published an article on the cryptography mailing list metzdowd.com3 that described a digital money P2P system. In 2009, it launched the Bitcoin software, creating the network of the same name and the first currency units, called bitcoins.

Nakamoto collaborated with other programmers who joined the project until mid-2010. By that time, he handed over control of the source code repository and the network alert key to Gavin Andresen, 6 transferred related domains to prominent members of the community Bitcoin, and leave the project.

The world of cryptocurrencies is flooded with libertarians. The underlying nature of cryptocurrencies - digital currency that does not require an intermediary and can not be controlled by the government - is music to the ears of libertarians. A common complaint against libertarians, and therefore against many supporters of cryptocurrencies, is that they are inherently selfish. Because they do not advocate for social welfare programs sponsored by the government, they do not care about the poor or those with needs. Therefore, projects on cryptocurrencies are mainly for greed and enrichment.

The map of the distribution of wealth is being reconfigured, a trend that will surely continue in the coming years, considering the proliferation of other cryptocurrencies and the growing stability of these. That's good news, right? A boy in his twenties, who has never stopped in a bank and collected five thousand pesos from his Sundays, can venture into this world and become a solvent person, to the joy of his prudent parents.

On the other hand, the universe of cryptocurrencies brings its own gaps. Not everyone is able to learn this language, or access the equipment needed to mine, or move to Iceland, and many who are able to do all that or hire a computer Oompa Loompa that Do, they already had enough money in their wallet. They are predicted richer rich, nerds more capitalized (and, therefore, happier and with less spirit of revenge) and poor just as poor.