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Seventeen years ago, a mysterious figure named Satoshi Nakamoto tossed a digital grenade into the financial world—a whitepaper sketching out a crazy idea: Bitcoin as peer-to-peer digital cash. Fast forward to today, and that grenade has become a full-blown revolution, flaunting spot ETFs, corporate treasuries, and even sovereign endorsements like a badge of honor. Ever wondered how a concept once dismissed as “geek money” morphed into an institutional titan shaking up global finance? Well, buckle up—this journey from decentralized dreams to Wall Street’s darling is as wild as it is inspiring. Curious to see how Bitcoin’s story has unfolded over nearly two decades? LEARN MORE.
The Bitcoin whitepaper, published by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, marks its 17th anniversary on Friday. Over the past 17 years, BTC has evolved from a peer-to-peer digital cash concept to an institutional-grade asset class, backed by spot ETFs, corporate treasuries, and sovereign adoption.




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