Exactly 15 years ago, on December 13, 2010, Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto posted his final message and disappeared from public view. A day earlier, on December 12, he released Bitcoin version 0.3.19, which included important fixes to protect the network from attacks. After this update, Satoshi quietly stepped away, leaving Bitcoin fully decentralized with no leaders or central control. This decision allowed the community to guide Bitcoin’s growth, helping it evolve into a major global asset built on open and permissionless innovation.
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