Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted a meme about Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious inventor of Bitcoin (BTC). In the humorous tweet, a meme is shared that Satoshi’s name is affiliated with the biggest Asian companies such as Samsung, Toshiba, Nakamichi and Motorola. As Kriptokoin.com, we are giving the details…
Elon Musk humorously “solved” the mystery behind Satoshi Nakamoto’s name!
In one of his most recent tweets, Elon Musk shared an old meme where users took a few words from Asia’s biggest companies Samsung, Toshiba, Nakamichi and Motorola and created the name Satoshi Nakamoto. Users can combine parts of these companies to create the name “Satoshi”. It’s not clear yet what Musk’s intention was in sharing the post in question, but some users have hypothesized that the post hinted at Satoshi’s origin and suggested that the creator of the BTC was a mix of Korean and American, not Japanese.
But most users still believe the post is ironic and there is no hidden message behind it. believes it does not exist. In addition, “SHIBA” in Toshiba did not go unnoticed by some users. However, it is known that Toshiba has no connection with the popular meme coin.
Satoshi’s BTC whitepaper is now available in 40 languages
Meanwhile, looking at the latest developments apart from Musk’s meme, Satoshi’s BTC whitepaper has reached a major milestone. reached. The Bitcoin whitepaper published by anonymous author Satoshi Nakamoto continues to be available in different languages as community members try to disseminate the document’s content to the masses.
As of 30 January 2022, the whitepaper has been translated into 40 languages, with Nepali being the latest addition. The translation, uploaded to the Bitcoin.org website, was made by two cryptocurrency enthusiasts Krishna Dahal and Bibek Koirala. The document has been translated into other languages over the years, including Chinese, Spanish, Italian, Russian, French, German, Bahasa Indonesia, and Swedish. Additionally, the whitepaper is available in Braille to assist the visually impaired. The translation breaks the language barrier for millions of people around the world, leading to an understanding of how Bitcoin technology works.
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