Today is a very important day for the cryptocurrency community. The reason for this is the 13th anniversary of the last time Satoshi Nakamoto, known as the inventor of Bitcoin (BTC), was online on Bitcointalk, the oldest and most established forum site for Bitcoin. Nokamoto, about whom we do not know much anyway, fell into deep silence after December 13, 2010.
We wanted to commemorate Satoshi Nakamoto on this special day. In this content, we will consider Satoshi Nakamoto as only one person and examine some details about his assets. So how much does this person earn from BTC alone? Could this gain have made him the richest person in the world?
How much Bitcoin does Satoshi Nakamoto have?
As you can guess; It is not clear how many Bitcoins Satoshi Nakamoto has. However, a Bitcoin wallet known to belong to Nakamoto contains around 1 million BTC. Therefore, we can accept the amount of Bitcoin owned by Satoshi Nakamoto as 1 million.
How much is 1 million Bitcoin worth today?
The amount of Bitcoin owned by Satoshi Nakamoto is worth 41 billion 131 million 400 thousand dollars as of 14.06 on December 13, 2023. This figure is a clear indication that Satoshi Nakamoto is a billionaire. When we look at Bloomberg’s real-time billionaires index, we see that Satoshi Nakamoto is the 31st richest person in the world.
In what situation does Satoshi Nakamoto become the richest person in the world?
At the top of Bloomberg’s billionaires index is Elon Musk, with a net worth of $223 billion. So Musk is about 5 times richer than Nakamoto. If Bitcoin; If it reaches the level of 225 thousand dollars, the value of Bitcoins owned by Satoshi Nakamoto will also reach 225 billion dollars.
So what did Nakamoto say in his last message on Bitcointalk?
Nakamoto, who regularly shared posts on Bitcointalk in those years, referred to Bitcoin-related cyber attacks in his last message. Stating that the biggest risk is DoS attacks, the Bitcoin inventor said, “There are still more attack methods than I can count.” He used the following expressions.
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