Will the identity of the inventor of Bitcoin remain a mystery forever? Who is the real Satoshi Nakamoto?

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On August 15, 2006, a domain named e bitcoin.org was registered on the Internet. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.

On October 31, 2006, a man named Satoshi Nakamoto (maybe a group) suddenly announced from this domain that 'I' was working on a new electronics cash system. It will have a cryptocurrency system that allows two people to conduct financial transactions on a computer (blockchain) while keeping their identities secret. In between, there will be no third party, bank or institution like Sharafi or any other medium of currency.

The first block of Bitcoin transactions, known as the 'Genesis Block', was observed on January 6, 2006. A person who trades in bitcoin or cryptocurrency is called a miner.

The first version of the 'Bitcoin Software' was launched in the cryptography mailing list on January 6, 2006.

On January 6, Bitcoin interaction (mining) began to grow.

Today, Bitcoin and cryptocurrency seem to be in parallel currencies to the extent that the Central Reserve Bank of the world's top countries can inflate and replace the volume of stock and commodity markets and digital payments.

It is time for all countries to have control over them and to make it legal by declaring a separate tax structure on their transactions.

However, the mystery of who Satoshi Nakamoto, who first introduced the concept of the bitcoin economy online in 2007, remains unsolved.

Satoshi Nakamoto was discovered by both the United States and the Japanese, but none of them was the father of Bitcoin.

Some people from America and Europe walked in and said that we used the name Nakamota to hide our identity but we are the real Nakamoto. However, all these benefits came out.

Expert economists believe that anyone who invents the bitcoin system can be called a 'genius'. It is possible that there is only one such group and they have confused the world by assuming the name Nakamoto.

It is believed that the creator of 'Bitcoin' will be able to wreak havoc on the world economy, banking, stocks and gold exchanges. In such a case, he could be sentenced to jail or even sooner, so the person giving the formula and the software did not reveal his real name for fear.

An important reason for keeping the name secret is that in the year 2009, 3,60 blocks were 'mined' in a single year. At that time there was a return of 20 bitcoins per block. With Nakamoto being the main operator and master of the system in those early years, it is unimaginable how large a number of bitcoins he would have now, even if he knew he would be among the richest people in the world.

A record 1,8,500 bitcoins were circulated in 2007. If Nakamoto has a maximum of one bitcoin in a single year, the riddle of how many more bitcoins he will have and how much he will be worth after another 15 years is still unsolved.

If the identity of such a person arises then any government can capture him and imprison him or kidnap him by some gang. Cryptocurrency or bitcoin is not as safe as currency, gold and stocks. Its codeword can be picked up by someone else. Bitcoin transactions can be done with QR codes and touch screen apps. Payment can be made just like credit card or PayPal. El Salvador has become the first country in the world to allow Bitcoin for legal tender.

The agency that imposes income tax laws and enforcement in the United States is called the IRS (Internal Revenue Service). Since March 2016, they have announced that they will view Bitcoin as a property, not a currency. The benefit from its transaction will be treated as capital gains. Bitcoin transactions are subject to tax.

Bitcoin is originally intended to be a digital currency, but Bitcoin is still an uncontrolled and underground coded currency, such as anonymous binary, and is preserved as a bitcoin investment. Because at present you do not have to pay tax on it. As a result, the price of a bitcoin, which was ૭ 2.15 on December 31, 2016, is ૯૮૪ 2.3 with a 200 percent increase after one year. Today, a bitcoin is worth 5,000. That is 50 to 6 lakh rupees.

It is currently under no control or control and can be used to pay for money laundering, corruption payments, tax evasion, illegal activities, so its value is high.

But its attractiveness may diminish as government controls come in the future. In 2016, the New York Financial State Department passed a law allowing Bitcoin transactions only after identifying the payee, buyer, and seller. Special underlining on any Bitcoin transaction above 10,000 and checking its income tax filing statement.

The person holding the bitcoin does not take the token from the mining operator so his identity and records remain hidden. After getting bitcoin, he leaves the club (family) that owns the bitcoin and transacts through other online markets, which is why he does not get the protection of his club. Bitcoin is a fully digital and virtual system, just as it is a risk. It can be hacked by hackers, malware and operational technical flaws completely out of memory or data. Who can be prosecuted for protection of law or virtual robbery? Thus the fears are many.

If a Bitcoin owner's computer, hard drive, and key containing a private code falls into someone else's hands, the thief could transfer it to another account in an instant.

For this the bitcoin holder keeps his computer not connected to the internet or prints out and keeps it in the locker.

Hackers can hack entire Bitcoin exchanges that contain data from thousands of accounts.

In 2014, millions of dollars of bitcoin were looted from the Bitcoin exchange in Japan. Bitcoin doesn't even have an insurance cover.

If most of the world's citizens do not deal with Bitcoin or cryptocurrency, its market value could plummet.

There is no denying the fear in Bitcoin, just as there was a 'bubble burst' after the advent of the Internet. So far, it is estimated that there are 12 million bitcoins in the world. Forty percent of them have zero value. Because its owner forgot the password or private code to open it or died without giving it to his heirs.

Now you can buy with your debit or credit card from Bitcoin or Cryptocurrency ATMs in many countries of the world. Apps for this have also become popular. During the World Cup T20 match, online gaming, a TV ad that attracted investors to invest in a cryptocurrency company rather than a mutual fund, became popular. Film actors can be seen as models in such advertisements.

Dorian S., a 6-year-old living in Los Angeles, caused a sensation in Newsweek magazine a few years ago. Nakamoto fell asleep after a report titled "Father of Bitcoin" was published on a coloring page with a picture of Nakamoto. He had to provide security but he was surrounded by media bankers, government agencies from home and abroad. In the midst of this controversy, the real Nakamoto posted underground on the Pitupi Foundation's Ning page, posting "My name is not Dorian Nakamoto but Satoshi." Nakamoto is. "My brother Dorian is a genius mathematician," Nakamoto's brother Arthur told Newsweek magazine's McGraw Goodman. He has worked tirelessly for defense and electronics companies. Has created a mathematical model. He studied at California State Polytechnic University and changed his name from Satoshi to Dorian. Blockchain and decentralized currencies are supposed to be the same.

However, there are hundreds of names in the United States, Japan, Korea, and other countries with similar names. Who among the seven billion citizens of the world can be traced if another person assumes this name? The last time an email was seen on the Bitcoin platform was in 2011 in the name of Satoshi Nakamoto. Which explained the rules of Bitcoin.

Satoshi Nakamota, suspected by cyber spies, was born on April 5, 19 in Japan. He now lives less in America and more in European countries.

Similarly, cyber spies believe that Hall Finnell, the first to acquire Bitcoin, could be Nakamoto. He passed away in 2013. He was considered a capable software developer.

Nakamoto's name is also believed to have been assumed by Nick Saazbo. This computer scientist of the company 'Bit Gold' founded Bitcoin before it became popular.

Nakamoto's e-mail correspondence and instructional style is very similar to Nick Sazbo's. Nick Saazbo could only be seen with a bunch of cyber and crypto thugs.

Craig White, an Australian computer scientist, even went so far as to say in 2014 that he was Satoshi Nakamoto. However, his supporters did not come forward.

Whoever is the true Satoshi Nakamoto has an estimated 1 million bitcoins. It could be worth 15 billion. If his name is officially included in the list of the rich, he is likely to be in the forefront. Creates as much suspense as the story of the inventor of Bitcoin. The same is true of the future of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ... wait and watch.