Bitcoin’s founding paper proposed a way to send money without a bank. Eighteen years later, its reach spans Wall Street funds, government reserves, and an unresolved question about who will pay to keep the system secure. Bitcoin’s White Paper Turns 18 as Institutional Adoption Deepens Bitcoin was designed to let people send money without a […]
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Today marks 18 years since the release of the Bitcoin whitepaper, a document authored by Satoshi Nakamoto that revolutionized digital finance. Coinbase commemorated this significant milestone…
