#BTC资金流动性 We are all Satoshi Nakamoto

Dear Bitcoin community and global seekers of freedom:

Every year on January 3rd, the cypherpunk community stops to reflect on that world-changing event. On January 3, 2009, a mysterious figure mined the genesis block of Bitcoin using code and computational power. This block permanently etched a sentence: "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks."

Do you understand? This is not a beautiful piece of writing; it is an accusation. At that time, the banking system was once again on the brink of collapse, the government reached out to help once more, and taxpayers once again footed the bill for the mistakes of the financial elite. In that moment, the creator decided: enough is enough.

The emergence of Bitcoin is essentially a declaration of war against the centralized financial system. It says: We do not need banks, we do not need central banks, we do not need any intermediaries to decide how our money flows. Peer-to-peer electronic cash truly belongs to everyone.

Who exactly is Satoshi Nakamoto? No one knows. Perhaps it is this mystery that makes this ideal even purer. A creator who does not seek fame or power has ignited a light deep within the internet.

16 years have passed. Bitcoin has transformed from a toy for geeks into an asset allocation for institutions. From being laughed at to being recognized. From being worthless to a market value of trillions. But the core thing has never changed - financial sovereignty has truly returned to individuals.

In the past 16 years, Bitcoin has inspired countless applications of blockchain and rewritten the logic of global asset flow. With every crisis, with every central bank's excessive issuance, Bitcoin shines once again. Because what it represents is the eternal desire for the limitation of power.

Today, we pay tribute to Satoshi Nakamoto. A tribute to the one who dared to imagine another possibility.

$BTC