My belief in BTC's value as a store of wealth stems from its potential, not the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto.
Satoshi's anonymity could be interpreted as an empowering act. It places the focus on us, the users, rather than a single individual. This suggests that Satoshi might view the Bitcoin community, the people who use and promote it, as the true driving force behind the Bitcoin, even more important than the creator.
I'd like to hear your views on this issue:
- Will the outcome of the lawsuit involving Faketoshi Craig Wright affect the value of BTC?
- Does Satoshi's true identity matter to your BTC investment?
- When will the community stop searching for Satoshi's identity?
According to science, there cannot be a cell with a parent cell, and if we relate this to reality and the Bitcoin community, everyone in the community is very important; there should be no segregation of who is more important and who is less important. Without Satoshi's idea, there will be nothing like Bitcoin. If Satoshi had not also disappeared and become anonymous, he probably would have been in jail by now for not agreeing with government terms. Satoshi is very important in the community because his absence and anonymity always remind me (I don't know about others) every day about the importance of privacy, laying low and staying anonymous, and the importance of security.
The Bitcoin technology has formed a network of billions, if not trillions of people who are transacting 24/7 on a daily basis on the Bitcoin network. Miners are also active in confirming and verifying transactions at all times. Investors are also busy buying and selling the fraction they can afford, while traders are also busy in their trading of Bitcoin. Everyone is very important in the Bitcoin network, and from my opinion, I don't think there should be segregation. We are all important.