Did The NSA Create Bitcoin? Source in Comments
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Bitcoin came out right after 2008 financial crisis, when the Cabal elites needed more and more innovative places to store their wealth.
The name Satoshi Nakamoto itself is quite interesting.
In Japanese:
Satoshi (智) - Intelligence
Naka (中) - [Center[(https://jisho.org/word/%E4%B8%AD)
Moto (元) - Origin
People think its a play on word for Central Intelligence Agency
But there is a bigger dimension to this. Bitcoin, most definitely would never work as a world freedom currency (without making compromises that beats the purpose, like lightening network built on top of it) was a poison pill to begin with.
However, because of Bitcoin, common people now understand the idea of a freedom currency. (Its like the movie Matrix made it easy for people to understand the idea of a digital prison that we live in).
Now that idea is becoming reality via Trump's Genius Act and the new Stable currencies yet to be released, that allows everyone to own Treasuries without a middleman or without Banks taking the cut off the top.
Like everything else, BHs built things to oppress us, but the WHs guided the same to help us help ourselves.
(Like Social Media started with Lifelog project to track individuals. But social media evolved into digital information battlefield where we are kicking ass.)
Dual purpose.
So basically we let them build the weapon they thought gun would destroy us, the use it to destroy them. Art of war.
That’s the story of the last 400 years. Classic example - US of A
Doesn’t matter who builds the tools It’s about who wields that tool.
Interesting with the CIA connection.
I believe the White Hats knew Bitcoin would be slowed down and sabotaged, making transaction ridiculously expensive like when they were $10+ for months at a time, making it unusable for an everyday currency, and forcing silly solutions like the lightning network. They knew it would happen and Bitcoin forked into Bitcoin Cash, carrying on the original vision and increasing the blocksize to keep up with improved internet and hard drives. Right now, there isn't a crypto capable of handling the amount of transactions Visa does, while keeping crypto mining decentralized and accessible to the average person, but in a decade or too, the block size can keep increasing up to a few Gb, which should be enough to compete with Visa and stuff. And people running nodes can prune the block chain to reduce the storage needed. I can already get Gigabit internet in my small town in the UK.