The decentralized world started at the hands of Satoshi Nakamoto, a pseudonym—or even a group of people—who created a currency with technology that changed human history and opened doors to a decentralized economy.

However, since the creation of this great historical event in human history, Satoshi Nakamoto has completely disappeared from the crypto world, and it’s not clear where “the great inventor” is. I'm sure many would like to sit down with him, ask a few questions, and get an honest answer.

Questions like these, for example:

• What truly motivated him to create Bitcoin?

• What were the difficulties in the process of creating the currency?

• Who were the other parties involved in the process?

• Or even, did he know the currency would have the impact it has today on the market?

These would be some of my questions for Satoshi, but the one that would really interest me to understand is this:

“Is he satisfied with the direction Bitcoin Core (BTC) has taken, since the whitepaper said nothing about becoming a 'store of value,' but rather peer-to-peer electronic cash?”

This question is my favorite, since one of the purposes of creating Bitcoin was to include everyone in a P2P system for electronic payments with low fees, fast transactions, and network security.

Obviously, many people—like me—would love to learn more about the creator of Bitcoin and understand what really motivated him.

Satoshi Nakamoto was and continues to be the icon of Bitcoin and the entire cryptocurrency market. Without him, we certainly wouldn't have this wonderful world where a person is their own bank, their own master, and can decide when and where to send their value.

From 2009 to 2017, Bitcoin Core (BTC) worked for everyone and operated without monetary exclusion—after all, everyone could enjoy the blockchain with relatively low costs. But today, everything seems to have changed.

Fees are at a completely prohibitive level, and only a minority can enjoy the first, largest, and most popular blockchain network on the planet.

To remain accessible to everyone, an upgrade had to be made. And with that, the coin forked in 2017 (August 1), and Bitcoin Cash was born. Bitcoin Cash kept the true ideas of Nakamoto and continued to be inclusive. It followed the whitepaper, where everyone could use the currency on a user-friendly blockchain with cheap fees and fast, secure transactions.

On August 1, 2024, Bitcoin Cash completed another year since its fork, and on that date, much came to mind. It would be nice if, on the same day, we could interact with Nakamoto himself and ask:

“What does he see in the future for Bitcoin Cash, and how does he view the current direction of Bitcoin Core (BTC)?”

These would be awesome answers—but we’ll probably never get them from the creator of Bitcoin.

Finally, the world of cryptocurrencies began with Bitcoin Core (BTC). In fact, half the world knows this technology thanks to the spread of Bitcoin to the five corners of the planet.

In less than 12 years, the “Bitcoin” brand became one of the most popular and valuable on the internet—and in the world.

In business, Bitcoin serves as an investment for individuals and financial institutions who see in its assets a "store of value" better than gold—since it doesn’t require third parties to store it or large sums to keep it in secure vaults. But over time, the asset also became unaffordable for most.

Make no mistake—most people in the world survive on less than five dollars, and it’s not possible to use a blockchain that’s expensive and slow. If most of the world can't use it, how can it be used where it's needed most?

This is where Bitcoin Cash becomes so important. It has the properties needed to lead global adoption. It can be used by everyone—thanks to low fees, fast online confirmations, acceptance by global merchants, and solid blockchain security. These things make a big difference in both the physical and digital world.

But remember—this all exists thanks to one man: Satoshi Nakamoto, who created something that shook the foundations of the centralized world and forced traditional media to rethink their approach, or risk losing a massive audience to the decentralized world.

And you?

If you had the pleasure of asking the father of cryptocurrencies a question—what would it be?

I’d love to see your comments on this. And remember, August 1, 2025 is Bitcoin Cash’s Independence Day!

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