It's late at night, and I'm about to fall asleep. Just now, some important news came from the encryption market. Is Satoshi Nakamoto, the father of Bitcoin, going to show up? Let's take a look together?1. The Russian Federal Intellectual Property Office announced on January 15 at the beginning of this week that Tether, the world’s largest US dollar stablecoin USDT issuer, has submitted four trademark registration applications to Russia. Lawyers said that this means that Tether may conduct related business in Russia. On Thursday (January 18), Tether’s market value approached a new high of US$100 billion.Tether is currently waiting for approval from the Russian authorities. The four trademarks are Alloy by Tether, AUSDT, Tether Alloy, and Tether USDT.2. Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, put forward an unusual theory, revealing that Satoshi Nakamoto will reappear and bring a new wave of money printing to Bitcoin. He emphasized that all Bitcoins will be deleted.Satoshi Nakamoto, known as the "Father of Bitcoin", released the "Bitcoin White Paper" in 2008, and Bitcoin was born in 2009. But since then, the traces of Satoshi Nakamoto have become the mystery of the century. Today, no one can accurately prove who Satoshi Nakamoto is.Dimon came up with an unusual theory that Bitcoin could become obsolete once its maximum supply is issued. “I think it’s very likely that when we get to 21 million Bitcoins, Satoshi Nakamoto will show up, laugh hysterically, then quiet down, and then all Bitcoins will be deleted,” he explained.3. The cryptocurrency field has undergone tremendous changes in the past few years, and the transaction volume of stable coins has challenged traditional payment giants such as PayPal and Visa.According to Andrew Peel, head of digital asset markets at investment banking giant Morgan Stanley, the development could mark a “potential paradigm shift in the global perception and use of digital assets.”In a recent note to investors, Peel examined the current challenges facing the U.S. dollar's dominance as the world's main reserve currency, with 60% of global foreign exchange reserves denominated in greenbacks.Peele cited a variety of factors that have contributed to the erosion of the dollar's status, including the "significant" global adoption of Bitcoin, with an estimated 100 million people around the world holding the cryptocurrency and Bitcoin ATMs operating in 82 countries.Like, follow, and retweet are the greatest support!
