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„The New York Times“ atskleidė galimą bitkoino kūrėją

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By Satoshi Nakamoto, Hal Finney
| 15min Verified
Pasak leidinio, būtent jis gali slėptis už slapyvardžio „Satoshi Nakamoto“ – vienos iš didžiausių kriptovaliutų rinkos mįslių per pastaruosius 17 metų. A.Backas nėra atsitiktinė figūra kriptovaliutų bendruomenėje. Jis yra vienas iš pirmųjų anarchistinės kriptografų bendruomenės „Cypherpunks“ narių, iš kurios 90-aisiais užgimė skaitmeninių pinigų idėja. 2002 m. jis sukūrė „Hashcash“ sistemą kovai su šlamštu (angl. spam). Būtent „Satoshi Nakamoto“ 2008 m.
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17 Years Ago Today, The First-Ever Tweet Mentioning Bitcoin Was Posted By Hal Finney

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By Hal Finney
| coinsnews.com
submitted by /u/kirtash93 [link] [comments] You can get bonuses upto $100 FREE BONUS when you: πŸ’° Install these recommended apps: πŸ’² SocialGood - 100% Crypto Back on Everyday Shopping πŸ’² xPortal - The DeFi For The Next Billion πŸ’² CryptoTab Browser - Lightweight, fast, and ready to mine! πŸ’° Register on these recommended exchanges: 🟑 Binance🟑 Bitfinex🟑 Bitmart🟑 Bittrex🟑 Bitget 🟑 CoinEx🟑 Crypto.com🟑 Gate.io🟑 Huobi🟑 Kucoin.
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Protecting Privacy with Electronic Cash

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By Hal Finney
| nakamotoinstitute.org
[Originally published in Extropy #10 Winter/Spring (vol. 4, no. 2)] How can we defend our privacy in an era of increased computerization? Today, our lives are subject to monitoring in a host of different ways. Every credit card transaction goes into a database. Our phone calls are logged by the phone company and used for its own marketing purposes. Our checks are photocopied and archived by the banks.
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