Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? Is he still alive? Will he come back?

I don't know.
But I know one thing—
That wallet that hasn't moved a single Bitcoin in 17 years is not silence, it's trust.
It's trust that humanity will eventually understand him.

So what do we understand now?
We understand CPI at 3.8%, PPI at 6%, the rate cut expectations have been wiped out, and the probability of rate hikes is 44%.
We understand the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield breaking 4.55%, funds are all fleeing to government bonds, no one cares about BTC.

Then Samsung's strike happened.
Samsung makes storage chips, not graphics cards—what does that have to do with BTC or ETH mining?
But the market needs an emotional outlet, so it became that outlet.

And what was the result?
BTC at 78,081, ETH at 2,174, SOL at 86.18.
When U.S. stocks rise, we stay still; when U.S. stocks fall, we crash.
Today Samsung said they will continue negotiations on Monday— the strike hasn't even started, but the leveraged longs have already blown up once.

It's truly outrageous, truly impressive.

Is the bear market still here? Not necessarily dead.
But at this level, what’s being broken through is not just the price, but the psychological bottom of the holders.
Satoshi Nakamoto's wallet lock is trust; what is our current lock? It's helplessness.

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