THE MYSTERIOUS MR. NAKAMOTO. WHO IS THE GENIAL CREATOR OF CRYPTOCURRENCY?

A captivating investigation that keeps you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the last. Discover the behind-the-scenes story of Bitcoin's creation and find out why its creator is hiding from the world. Is Satoshi Nakamoto a genius, a visionary, or someone with something to hide? This book is a fascinating journey into the depths of the world of cryptocurrencies and the mysteries that surround it.

• The greatest unsolved mystery of our time
• Lawsuits and car chases full of adrenaline
• Death threats and a SWAT team in the background
• Suicide and a fugitive arms dealer add spice
• A nuclear bunker in Europe and frozen bodies in the desert
• A British spy in a duffel bag
• An investigation that keeps you on the edge of your seat

Benjamin Wallace presents the results of a fifteen-year investigation to identify the man who revolutionized thinking about money. Would solving this mystery shake global markets? Nakamoto is like David, who aimed a slingshot at Goliath - banks and governments. It is the story of how one man can change the world of finance forever.

This book is not only a crime story, but also a fascinating psychological analysis of the character of Nakamoto. Why, with 1.1 million BTC, or nearly PLN 450 billion, in his wallet, does the creator of Bitcoin prefer to remain in the shadows? Is it about security, ideology, or something completely different? Wallace tries to answer these questions by analyzing the available evidence and conducting interviews with people who may have had contact with Nakamoto.

The Mysterious Mr. Nakamoto is a must-read for anyone interested in cryptocurrencies, economics, and contemporary history. It is a book that makes you think and ask questions about the future of money and the role of technology in our lives. Wallace is a great historian and a talented investigator. The Mysterious Mr. Nakamoto deserves a wide audience. A fascinating mystery in a world where mysteries cease to exist.

Book information:

Publisher: Znak

Pages: 384

Format: 205x148 mm

Year of publication: 2025

Cover: paperback