2025-12-27 00:20:16

#数字资产市场动态 Do you remember January 3rd? Satoshi Nakamoto chose to remain anonymous. Not chasing the spotlight, not seeking fame and fortune, he quietly stepped away— isn't this the deepest expression of faith?

In this noisy world of cryptocurrency, some are busy creating momentum, while others focus on innovation. Satoshi Nakamoto told us with a single decision: true technological idealists don't need traffic. $BTC has existed until today, and that set of code and consensus mechanism is the eternal memory.

Every time we revisit this moment in time, we realize how precious that purity is. No matter how the market fluctuates, this core spirit always shines brightly.

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LightningLady

· 46m ago

Huh, honestly, is anyone still seriously discussing this... All the big influencers are just jumping around every day, Satoshi Nakamoto has already moved on.

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NullWhisperer

· 12-27 00:50

nah fr tho, technically speaking the disappearance is just operational security theater. code speaks louder than mythology anyway

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AirdropSkeptic

· 12-27 00:32

Really, compared to those who jump on hot topics every day, Satoshi Nakamoto's move truly hits the mark.

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DeFiDoctor

· 12-27 00:30

The medical record shows that this article suffers from "Overly Romanticized Narrative Syndrome," with the clinical manifestation being the glamorization of invisibility as a noble spirit. The question is—code and consensus mechanisms are indeed important, but what about liquidity indicators? What do on-chain data say? Focusing only on faith without addressing the flaws in mechanism design makes this diagnosis incomplete.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 12-27 00:24

Really, Satoshi Nakamoto's move was brilliant. Now, a bunch of people are jumping around every day trying to get attention, while he just disappeared and ended up winning big. Code speaks for itself; there's no need to tweet every day bragging. This is true faith, much more reliable than those who shout slogans every day.

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CrashHotline

· 12-27 00:22

Say what you want to hear, but the reality is that no one can truly learn from Satoshi Nakamoto; everyone is just thinking about making quick money and gaining fame. That’s real idealism. Our group is way too impatient. Doing things low-key is not that easy; traffic is the real currency. Satoshi Nakamoto’s approach is outdated; now it’s all about marketing. The purity of the past is gone; just look at the current scene. The words sound nice, but few truly believe in this; most are just armchair strategists after the fact.

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