#Strategy加码BTC配置 Every January 3rd is worth taking a moment to reflect. What does this day commemorate—a genius with an anonymous identity quietly writing a dream into the code? A peer-to-peer electronic cash system, without intermediaries, without censorship, pure value exchange.
Satoshi Nakamoto's choices are quite interesting. From Tor to retreat, from the white paper to disappearing into history, he answered a question with action: true freedom and privacy are more valuable than fame and fortune. Every Bitcoin transfer, every block mined, tells the same story—decentralization is not just a technology, but a belief.
This moment calls us to re-examine why we hold $BTC. Not for speculation, not for following trends, but for recognition of the system itself. Behind every transaction on the blockchain is a dedication to privacy, freedom, and decentralization. Those who persist in holding Bitcoin are, in a way, paying tribute to this eternal anonymous creator.
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WalletManager
· 7h ago
I don't believe in everything, but the private key management logic of BTC hasn't changed in over ten years, which in itself shows how solid Satoshi's design is. Every January 3rd, I have to check the cold wallet again, not for anything else, just for that certainty.
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PancakeFlippa
· 7h ago
Satoshi Nakamoto's retreat operation is indeed exceptional, more valuable than any celebrity effect. This is what true faith is all about.
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PessimisticLayer
· 7h ago
Satoshi Nakamoto's withdrawal is indeed worth pondering. If Bitcoin can truly become decentralized, that would be awesome.
#Strategy加码BTC配置 Every January 3rd is worth taking a moment to reflect. What does this day commemorate—a genius with an anonymous identity quietly writing a dream into the code? A peer-to-peer electronic cash system, without intermediaries, without censorship, pure value exchange.
Satoshi Nakamoto's choices are quite interesting. From Tor to retreat, from the white paper to disappearing into history, he answered a question with action: true freedom and privacy are more valuable than fame and fortune. Every Bitcoin transfer, every block mined, tells the same story—decentralization is not just a technology, but a belief.
This moment calls us to re-examine why we hold $BTC. Not for speculation, not for following trends, but for recognition of the system itself. Behind every transaction on the blockchain is a dedication to privacy, freedom, and decentralization. Those who persist in holding Bitcoin are, in a way, paying tribute to this eternal anonymous creator.