
💰 The creator of Bitcoin, known under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, whose identity remains a mystery to this day, would officially rank among the richest people in the world – if they revealed themselves and accessed their crypto treasure.
Wallets believed to belong to Satoshi hold 1.096 million BTC. At the current price of around $122,000 per Bitcoin – that’s over $134 billion.
What does that mean?
- This wealth places Nakamoto at 11th in the global Forbes ranking, right after Steve Ballmer (former Microsoft CEO, worth ~$138 billion).
- Satoshi is ahead of billionaires like François Pinault (Kering), Ma Huateng (Tencent), and Carlos Slim.
- And all that – without IPOs, inheritance, or oil empires. Just code, vision, and cryptography.
What do we know about Satoshi?
- Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin whitepaper in 2008 and mined the first block (Genesis Block) in January 2009.
- He (or they) actively participated in the development of the network until the end of 2010, after which they disappeared from the public eye.
- The BTC in their wallets has never been moved – a strong argument that Nakamoto may be gone forever… or just waiting for the right moment.
Why does it matter?
- These funds technically exist, but are out of circulation. They are considered “dead coins.”
- If those BTC ever move, it would cause a massive market reaction. Best case – excitement. Worst case – panic.
- Some investors price in the fact that about 20% of all BTC, including Satoshi’s, are permanently “frozen.”
Fun fact:
Satoshi’s wealth theoretically increases every day – with no trading, no funds, and no marketing. His net worth rises passively as Bitcoin’s price grows. Truly passive income.
📌 Conclusion:
Satoshi Nakamoto is one of the wealthiest individuals in history – who has never spent a single cent of his fortune. That makes him not only a legendary inventor but perhaps the most disciplined hodler on Earth.
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