Now there is a Nakamoto company, and there is already Satoshi Nakamoto Institute but let's be clearly that those entities are now launched and owned by Bitcoin Founder, Satoshi Nakamoto. I believe there will be many people confused about those entity ownerships.

A litle bit more information about Bitcoin conferences.
History revisited: the first Bitcoin conference 2011.

Maybe in addition to this he has another identity he is Trump's Crypto adviser. In the past few days we saw online that he would launch Bitcoin investment in a company called Nakamoto and raised $300 million funds. He has $200 Million equity and $100 million convertible loans in this mentioned fund. They also linked this company to a healthcare company, which caused the shares price of that healthcare company to increase by about 600%. It has been observed that many companies have previously converted into Bitcoin holding firms, such as Michael Saylor's software company

I don't think it would be or result in confusion here, as it is known that names of such entities can be used for brand and might not directly or indirectly have anything to do with the supposed mentioned names being related to the company's name. The owners of the organisations used the name because they feel the names could leave a good remark for their organisation and other reasons best known to them for choosing the name as their brand or company name, so it would not be a thing to confuse anybody.

At this point, I am not really surprised anymore. We should expect more companies to start a bitcoin treasury. At some point, it will stop becoming a novelty and it will become the new normal. The thing that would surprise me now is countries adding bitcoin to their reserves.

I'm just thinking maybe a big site will come up lists out the top Bitcoin Treasury companies in the world ranges with their funds raised including the countries accepting the request for Bitcoin reserves into their governance, that would be pretty much great and awesome for such site just like coingecko and coinmarketcap are doing.

Bitcoin on chain transactions are expensive in transaction fees with many people but there are Bitcoin Lightning Network and other side chain solutions that can help Bitcoin users with cheaper transaction fees for small value transactions.

Sidechains are developed and they will have considerable contributions to Bitcoin adoption in future, and play important role of bringing Bitcoin to mainstream.
Sidechain Observer - Bitcoin L2 Projects & current state of development

Is that really the case? I think maybe in some countries it is, but in some other countries it's hard to buy anything with BTC. It is possible that people would change their minds and start using BTC as a currency a lot more if they had more opportunities to do so - although the majority are still not ready to give up something they consider only a good investment.

In general, people still think that there's no point in spending something that's worth $100k (right now), if in a few months it might be worth 30% or 50% more.

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As for the new company, it's just another one in a series that will try to grab as much BTC as possible and we can only watch. The only consolation we can have is that they didn't start buying them about ten years ago when BTC was practically so cheap that everyone could own at least one.

I'm glad that for a long time they considered BTC to be something not worth investing in, because that way they gave a lot of ordinary people the chance to buy it at a much cheaper price. Unfortunately, a very small percentage of ordinary people (viewed at the world level) have recognized the opportunity that is offered perhaps once in a lifetime.


For me, it was never the only option - although I've been investing in BTC for the past 10+ years, I've always used it as a currency - although I must admit that I've always looked for the right balance of spending and long-term holding. I think I've succeeded somewhat in that, at least in terms of not having to ask for $100 loans on the forum, or from anyone else if I need money at any time.

@notocactus, in the world of cryptocurrency trading, there are simply too many people who have little or no experience with any form of investing. This creates an ideal basis for creating panic and leading people to do the wrong thing at the wrong time - but this is also the reason why few people get rich trading cryptocurrencies, and for the rest this "magic" doesn't work at all. When I mention magic, I am referring to those parts of the world where BTC is literally promoted as magical internet money.

In the end, it all comes down to the fact that those who have the most profit the most, because they can afford to invest without too much stress that they will lose, while those who invest the money they need in their everyday life always have one hand on the sell button.