Contents
- Satoshi’s identity might have been revealed by Martin Shkreli
- "Something big is coming": Shiba Inu community reacts to mysterious message posted by developer
- Almost half of Shiba Inu supply gone now, 60 trillion left to destroy
- Max Keiser riles up XRP and ETH community with recent comments
Don’t miss anything in the world of crypto with U.Today’s top four crypto news stories over the past day.
Satoshi’s identity might have been revealed by Martin Shkreli
According to a recent Substack post by Martin Shkreli, the person behind the mask of Satoshi Nakamoto could be Paul Le Roux, a former programmer and former criminal cartel boss. Shkreli wrote that the transaction signature of the very first transfer sent to late Bitcoin pioneer Hal Finney decrypts to: “This Transaction was made by Paul Leroux to Hal Finney on January 12, 2009 #bitcoin.” Some, however, did not accept Shkreli’s revelation: Bitcoin Core developer Peter Wuille argues that someone with access to Finney's private key signed the claimed message. Another prominent developer, Greg Maxwell, stated that the signature type used by the alleged Satoshi did not exist until after Finney’s was out of commission.
"Something big is coming": Shiba Inu community reacts to mysterious message posted by developer
Shytoshi Kusama, pseudonymous developer of Shiba Inu, has puzzled the community with yet another cryptic message: he updated his Twitter bio to: "On the 1st day…my true love gave to me…" The developer also updated his location to "Close," which made his followers suggest that a new release might be approaching. Some SHIB community members opined that Shytoshi is hinting at an upcoming introduction of Shibarium, a Layer 2 solution for the meme cryptocurrency. As for the message on the developer’s bio, SHIB enthusiasts assume that it might be an inkling of a potential release day, which appears to be Jan. 1, 2023.
Almost half of Shiba Inu supply gone now, 60 trillion left to destroy
According to recent data by Shibburn, Shiba Inu’s total supply is quickly shrinking, with almost half of its offering gone. As reported by U.Today, the meme coin’s burn rate has been rapidly rising, breaking a multi-month record. Such a brisk surge signified returning activity on the network. The decreased supply of SHIB can potentially become the fuel for a future rally. However, burning a large part of the supply is not an ultimate solution for the stable growth of an asset's market value. At the moment of writing, SHIB is changing hands at $0.000008847, per CoinMarketCap.
Max Keiser riles up XRP and ETH community with recent comments
In a recent tweet, Bitcoiner Max Keiser replied to a news tweet devoted to the SEC chair’s intention to “take action” against other crypto companies violating U.S securities laws. Keiser wrote "Goodbye, XRP and ETH," which angered the members of both communities, who then slammed the BTC supporter for his ostracizing comments. Previously, U.Today reported that Keiser classified all cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin as securities. He once called XRP “centralized” and urged SEC Chair Gary Gensler to take action against it.
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