I read the Bitcoin White Paper again today. After reading, there is a question: Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? Why is his actions 15 years ago increasingly biased towards the interests of a portion of the American people? In "The Currency War," Song Hongbing wrote it clearly: the Bank of England in 1694, the First Bank of the United States in 1791, and the privatization of the Federal Reserve in 1913, all the way down the road is a history of the Rothschild family and Wall Street shearing the wool of the world. On the day of the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, the Federal Reserve opened the floodgates and released water. QE1, QE2, QE3... Today, the US debt is $35.3 trillion. In fact, the world is paying for inflation in the United States, emerging markets are being drained, and China's export chain is almost broken. The fundamental problem with traditional currency is all the trust it requires Isn't this pointing at the nose of the Federal Reserve and cursing? So on October 31, 2008, a person named Satoshi Nakamoto threw a 9-page PDF on the P2P Foundation forum: Decentralized electronic cash, no need for third-party, mining consensus, fixed 21 million limit. The dream of cypherpunk shines into reality, and geeks around the world go crazy. But 15 years later, Bitcoin's market value of 1.28 trillion yuan has become the backyard and money bag of some people in the United States. Isn't this script a bit wrong? First, let's talk about the hardest data: 1. The United States holds over 52% of the global Bitcoin circulation (government+institutional+ETF), with only 11 spot ETFs absorbing 210748 BTC (Bitbo data), equivalent to 10.7% of the circulation. After China's complete mining ban in 2021, the proportion of computing power in the United States skyrocketed from 17% to 38% (Cambridge CBECI 2025.11), and Texas mines directly used natural gas thermal power to "stabilize the power grid". In March 2025, Trump signed an executive order to establish the "US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve", which currently holds 198712 BTC (disclosed by the White House), and the BITCOIN Act requires an additional 1 million BTC (nearly 5% of the total supply) to be purchased in the next 5 years. 4. The three giants, Blackstone, Fidelity, and BlackRock, have had a net inflow of $14.8 billion in ETFs over the past 30 days, with Blackstone alone buying $1.3 billion (Farside Investors) in just two days. 5. The adult cryptocurrency ownership rate in the United States is 17%, while in China it is 0.7% (Pew Research vs on chain data). Looking at the timeline again, it's becoming increasingly bizarre: White Paper Released on October 31, 2008 On November 4, 2008, Obama was elected On January 3, 2009, Genesis Block was born, burying the headline in The Times that read 'On January 3, 2009, the Chancellor of the Exchequer is preparing for a second bailout of banks' - isn't this mocking QE? On December 12, 2010, Satoshi Nakamoto's last post disappeared from the world In June 2011, WikiLeaks began accepting BTC donations, and a few days later, the US Senate held a hearing questioning "Bitcoin funding terrorism" China's mining ban in May 2021 → US computing power skyrockets SEC approves 11 spot ETFs in January 2024 → US institutional funding flood bursts In March 2025, the US government officially listed Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset, alongside gold, oil, and rare earths Is this still 'decentralization'? This clearly puts the faith, computing power, and funds of global retail investors into the pockets of Washington and Wall Street. Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? The following are currently the toughest guesses, ranked by credibility: 1. CIA/NSA Joint Project Team (highest probability) -The NSA published "How to Make a Mint: The Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic Cash" in 1996 -The SHA-256 hash algorithm used in Bitcoin was designed by the NSA -Tucker Carlson's November 2025 program directly stated, 'I have reliable sources that Bitcoin is a CIA project.'. ”(34 million views) -Gavin Andresen (early developer of Bitcoin Core) was once named in Epstein Island files, and MIT Media Lab received Epstein's money to promote Bitcoin 2. Hal Finney+CIA 'backdoor' -The first Bitcoin transaction was sent to Hal Finney -Finney lives next door to the "Dorian Nakamoto" mistakenly reported by Newsweek in 2014 -In Finney's 1991 game "Buckazoids," the developer list includes "Satoshi Uesaka" and "Rod Nakamoto -Who did he give his private key to before he died of ALS in 2014? No one knows. 3. Nick Szabo (highest personal probability) -The 1998 Bit Gold White Paper was almost Bitcoin 1.0 version -Aston University AI Text Comparison: Szabo and Satoshi Nakamoto's Writing Styles Similarity 95% -He has only denied 'I am not Satoshi Nakamoto', but never denied 'I invented the prototype of Bitcoin' 4. Jack Dorsey -From 2008 to 2010, he happened to be in a part-time position -The homepage of the first version of Square's official website features a blue square with the Bitcoin icon -The timestamp of the first Bitcoin transaction happened to be his mother's birthday -On Block Investor Day in November 2025, he smiled and said, 'We are just continuing to execute Satoshi's blueprint.'. ” 5. Elon Musk (lowest probability, but best performer) -He had just divorced in 2008 and had plenty of time -SpaceX engineer Sahil wrote a paper proving that Elon is Satoshi, which was instantly deleted after being forwarded by Musk -Tesla holdings+promotion of Dogecoin to distract attention, classic blind spot tactic Regardless of which one it is, the conclusion remains the same: Since its inception, Bitcoin has been designed as a controllable "digital gold" in the United States. Superficially decentralized, the bottom power has never left Washington. In "Currency Wars," it is said that whoever controls the issuance of currency controls the world. The hegemony of the US dollar relies on oil, SWIFT, and aircraft carriers. In the next war, the United States no longer needs aircraft carriers, just use Bitcoin: -You're throwing away US debt? I use Bitcoin to hedge against inflation -Are you developing an independent digital currency? I use ETFs to drain global retail funds Bitcoin doesn't seem like a tool to liberate cows and horses, But instead, they replaced the cow and horse with a more invisible chain. The 1.1 million bitcoins (worth approximately $118 billion) left by Satoshi Nakamoto remain motionless to this day. If one day this batch of coins moves, Either the US government announces the "discovery of the lost treasury", Either the world financial order can be directly restarted. Finally, I have a question for you: Is the current Bitcoin still the decentralized Bitcoin in your mind? Please share your insights in the comment section