Satoshi Nakamoto’s references. What would be the birth of an entire, independent, trustless, and wide-scale application system.

Everything About Satoshi Nakamoto’s White Paper on Bitcoin is Poetry

The noblest thing that could have been done.

Anthony Andranik Moumjian
4 min readNov 10, 2020

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Outside of the bad marketing some projects have and the gurus selling supposed secrets in the cryptocurrency world, there is a singular, shining example of value.

Satoshi Nakamoto is an enigma. Not in the sense that he’s anonymous, but in the superlative realm that he is pseudonymous.

It could be anyone.

Start of Nakamoto’s white paper.

The running joke is that Nakamoto could be anyone. This is a clear distinction from a project that could have left the name blank. It’s left to the imagination of the user to determine who Nakamoto might be. In fact, there’s no telling that it is a singular person at all. It could be a group. Maybe it is a symbolic gesture to say that Nakamoto is all of us?

Whatever the case may be, the gift was the system itself; and Nakamoto knew that by removing the ego, the intention would be pure.

Beauty in the succinct.

One of the least spoken about areas of bitcoin and cryptocurrency are the underlying principles of the…

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Anthony Andranik Moumjian
Anthony Andranik Moumjian

Written by Anthony Andranik Moumjian

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