Let's talk about Wei Dai.
According to publicly available emails, Wei Dai and Adam Back were among the people contacted early on, before Satoshi Nakamoto published the white paper in 2008.
To be honest, I only came to understand this later: the names of early cryptographers are often used to lend credibility to new tokens. If a name has nothing to do with a project, don't follow the crowd.
$BTC 's white paper lists Wei Dai's b-money as its first reference.
Every return comes with a corresponding risk. First, think about how much you could lose in the worst case.
#BTC
It's your money, so think it through before you act.
According to publicly available emails, Wei Dai and Adam Back were among the people contacted early on, before Satoshi Nakamoto published the white paper in 2008.
To be honest, I only came to understand this later: the names of early cryptographers are often used to lend credibility to new tokens. If a name has nothing to do with a project, don't follow the crowd.
$BTC 's white paper lists Wei Dai's b-money as its first reference.
Every return comes with a corresponding risk. First, think about how much you could lose in the worst case.
#BTC
It's your money, so think it through before you act.