Satoshi Quiz: Explore the Mystery of Nakamoto

Study Notes

Satoshi Nakamoto is the name of the individual or group credited with inventing bitcoin.
The inventor's identity has never been confirmed.
Conspiracy theories have connected Nakamoto to the late Steve Jobs following the revelation that Apple has shipped out Mac computers since 2018 with a copy of the original bitcoin white paper.
Nakamoto's paper, "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System," was published in October 2008.
Nakamoto's profile on The P2P Foundation lists their location as Japan, but some have pointed to the time stamps on Nakamoto's comments as reason to believe they were not located in Japan.
Nakamoto is associated with a number of crypto wallets, presumably owned by Nakamoto. Some estimate that those wallets hold more than 1.1 million bitcoin tokens.
Some have speculated that the chances Nakamoto is one person are low, given the complexity of bitcoin's source code.
Other names that have been connected to Nakamoto include Nick Szabo, Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto, Craig Steven Wright, and even Elon Musk.
Bitcoin is the largest cryptocurrency, with a market cap of about $540 billion.
As of Friday, bitcoin hovered around $27,937 and has surged 68% in 2023.

Description

Test your knowledge on the mysterious creator of Bitcoin with our quiz. From the invention of the world's largest cryptocurrency to conspiracy theories linking Satoshi Nakamoto to Steve Jobs, this quiz delves into the unknown identity of the famous inventor. See how much you know about Nakamoto's paper, crypto wallets, and potential pseudonyms. Challenge yourself and discover more about the legend behind Bitcoin.