THE MAIN MYSTERY OF THE CRYPTO MARKET! Why can nobody steal $100 billion from Satoshi Nakamoto?!
On the creator’s accounts, #BTC rests about 1.1 million #BTC . This is the most tempting prize in human history, but for 17 years no hacker, government, or agency has been able to touch these coins.
Why is it impossible to steal them?
The laws of cryptography against hacking!
The entire Bitcoin network is protected by asymmetric encryption (the ECDSA algorithm). To “steal” the coins, you need a private key — a 256-bit number. The number of possible key combinations is greater than the number of atoms in the entire observable universe. Even a supercomputer would need trillions of years to brute-force the key.
Also, Satoshi does not have "one main wallet". The coins are distributed across more than 20,000 separate addresses, each holding exactly 50 #BTC from the first generated blocks (the Patoshi pattern).
"Satoshi gave the world fire and faded into the shadows. The absence of his coins in circulation is not a weakness of the network, but its greatest protection and a symbol of pure decentralization!"
Michael Saylor.
$BTC
On the creator’s accounts, #BTC rests about 1.1 million #BTC . This is the most tempting prize in human history, but for 17 years no hacker, government, or agency has been able to touch these coins.
Why is it impossible to steal them?
The laws of cryptography against hacking!
The entire Bitcoin network is protected by asymmetric encryption (the ECDSA algorithm). To “steal” the coins, you need a private key — a 256-bit number. The number of possible key combinations is greater than the number of atoms in the entire observable universe. Even a supercomputer would need trillions of years to brute-force the key.
Also, Satoshi does not have "one main wallet". The coins are distributed across more than 20,000 separate addresses, each holding exactly 50 #BTC from the first generated blocks (the Patoshi pattern).
"Satoshi gave the world fire and faded into the shadows. The absence of his coins in circulation is not a weakness of the network, but its greatest protection and a symbol of pure decentralization!"
Michael Saylor.
$BTC
