Topic: [2016-11-01] It’s Bitcoin’s Birthday: Whitepaper Released 8 years Ago Today (Read 375 times)
November 01, 2016, 07:49:33 AM
I suppose the global economic meltdown in 2008 prompted him to create free money. He must be happy with the results now
November 01, 2016, 06:03:03 AM
Satoshi if you read us you should know how thankful most of us are. You gave us what we've been waiting for a long a time. You gave us financial freedom and freedom of choice as well as the power to be on top of our finances. You've created something that will last long before our deaths.
Thank you, wherever you are, whoever you are.
Thank you, wherever you are, whoever you are.
November 01, 2016, 02:00:27 AM
Today is Bitcoin’s Birthday. Satoshi Nakamoto released the Bitcoin Whitepaper eight years ago today, on October 31, 2008.
At the time, many people who first read the paper became interested in the background technology, and several wanted to see it in a working state.
It seems very few knew that was going to happen.
Once Bitcoin launched in 2009, the biggest success story in digital money was launched. Satoshi launched Bitcoin as open source software so anyone could use it, fork it and update it. At first, the early adopters were mainly from the cryptography community like Hal Finney, the recipient of the very first bitcoin transaction.
bitcoin market cap on Bitcoin's BirthdayNick Szabo and Wei Dai were also early adopters, with Szabo having developed “bit gold” prior to the Bitcoin whitepaper’s release. Wei Dai is the creator of b-money another precursor to Bitcoin.
Bitcoin’s adoption was a steady progress as more people began to find out about it and experiment with everything from forking and making their own coins to mining technology.
https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-birthday-whitepaper/
At the time, many people who first read the paper became interested in the background technology, and several wanted to see it in a working state.
It seems very few knew that was going to happen.
Once Bitcoin launched in 2009, the biggest success story in digital money was launched. Satoshi launched Bitcoin as open source software so anyone could use it, fork it and update it. At first, the early adopters were mainly from the cryptography community like Hal Finney, the recipient of the very first bitcoin transaction.
bitcoin market cap on Bitcoin's BirthdayNick Szabo and Wei Dai were also early adopters, with Szabo having developed “bit gold” prior to the Bitcoin whitepaper’s release. Wei Dai is the creator of b-money another precursor to Bitcoin.
Bitcoin’s adoption was a steady progress as more people began to find out about it and experiment with everything from forking and making their own coins to mining technology.
https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-birthday-whitepaper/
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