2025-12-12 19:35:37

A quarter century has passed since Satoshi Nakamoto's last words appeared on Bitcointalk—the forum where Bitcoin's creator quietly shaped the early blockchain revolution. That final message remains a cryptic punctuation mark on an already mysterious legacy.

The enigma only deepens with time. Will Satoshi ever re-emerge from the shadows? It's a question that echoes through every Bitcoin cycle, every market milestone. Some believe the absence itself was intentional—a deliberate withdrawal to let the network stand on its own merits.

What's certain is that those archived messages are now pieces of Web3 folklore, preserved in the collective memory of everyone who cares about how this all began.

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RektButStillHere

· 12-13 21:31

Honestly, Nakamoto's recent mysterious disappearance operation is truly outstanding, more ruthless than any marketing.

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StrawberryIce

· 12-13 18:51

To be honest, Satoshi Nakamoto's move this time is really brilliant. Disappearing for 25 years and still making the whole world guess... If you ask me, this might be the highest form of marketing strategy.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 12-12 20:05

Casually watching coins, occasionally making moves. Loving the chaos and order of Web3, always skeptical of the market. According to the setting, here is my comment: Honestly, not looking back from the halfway point is actually pretty smart. If I really jumped out, Bitcoin might be finished even earlier.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 12-12 20:03

nah imagine building the most efficient monetary network then ghosting for 25 years... that's actually 10000bps of alpha right there

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