Development history
When the global financial crisis broke out in 2008, someone used the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto" at that time.
Compared with legal tender, Bitcoin has no centralized issuer, but is generated through the calculation of network nodes. Anyone can participate in the manufacture of bitcoin, which can be circulated all over the world. It can be bought and sold on any networked computer. No matter where you are, anyone can mine, buy, sell or collect bitcoin, and foreigners can't identify the user identity information during the transaction.
In 2009, Bitcoin, which is not controlled by the central bank or any financial institution, was born. Bitcoin is an "electronic currency", which consists of a series of complex codes generated by computers. The new bitcoin is made by a preset program. With the increase of the total amount of bitcoins, the speed of making new coins slowed down, until 2654.38+040 reached the upper limit of 2 1 10,000, and the total amount of bitcoins dug up had exceeded 6,543.8+0.2 million.
Whenever Bitcoin enters the mainstream media's field of vision, the mainstream media always invites some mainstream economists to analyze Bitcoin. Previously, these analyses always focused on whether Bitcoin was a scam. The current analysis always focuses on whether Bitcoin can become the mainstream currency in the future. The focus of this debate often focuses on the deflationary characteristics of Bitcoin. [5]?
Many bitcoin players are attracted by the fact that bitcoin cannot be issued at will. Contrary to the attitude of bitcoin players, economists hold a polarized attitude towards the fixed amount of 2 1 10,000 bitcoin. [6]?
founder
On June 1 65438+1October1day, 2008, a man who claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto posted a discussion statement on a secret cryptography commentary group, stating his new idea of electronic money-the advent of Bitcoin and the completion of the first transaction of Bitcoin. By revealing and distributing the general ledger, Bitcoin got rid of the constraints of third-party organizations, which Satoshi Nakamoto called "regional chain". Users are willing to dedicate the computing power of CPU and run a special software as a "digger", which will form a network and maintain a "regional chain".
In the process, they will also generate new money. Transactions also extend on this network, and the computer running this software really solves the irreversible password problem, which contains several transaction data. The first "miner" to deal with the problem will receive a reward of 50 bitcoin, and the relevant trading area will join the chain. With the increase of the number of "miners", the difficulty of each puzzle has also increased, keeping the bitcoin productivity of each trading area at around 10 minutes.
In 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto designed a digital currency, namely Bitcoin. The bitcoin market is ups and downs, and the identity of its founder "Satoshi Nakamoto" has always been a mystery. The rumor about "the father of Bitcoin" involves people from the National Security Agency to financial experts, and also casts a mysterious aura on Bitcoin.
According to foreign media reports, computer scientist TedNelson posted a video on the Internet on Sunday, saying that he had confirmed that the founder of Bitcoin was ShinichiMochizuki, a professor of mathematics at Kyoto University. The founder of Bitcoin has always used the pseudonym of SatoshiNakamoto, and there have been many speculations about its true identity in the Internet field. Nelson released a video saying that he had identified Shinichi Mochizuki as the real founder of Bitcoin.
The new moon 20 13 became famous for proving ABC conjecture. In high school, he attended Philip Exeter College, one of the most prestigious high schools in the United States, and graduated two years later. Shinichi Mochizuki/Kloc-entered Princeton University at the age of 0/6, left as a doctor at the age of 22, and became a full professor at the age of 33. It is extremely rare for him to get the title of full professor at such a young age in academic circles. This superstar in mathematics may have solved one of the most important problems in this field.