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6 entries reference this keyword in body prose.
Timothy May, an Intel physicist who retired at 35, wrote The Crypto Anarchist Manifesto in 1988, co-founded the Cypherpunks in 1992, and stayed a skeptic of crypto hype until his death in 2018.
Hayek's 1976 case for competing currencies, the Extropians' imaginary 'Hayeks' currency of 1995, and Bitcoin, money no state issues: one line of thought, linked by ideas rather than proven influence.
After Len Sassaman's death (July 3, 2011), security researcher Dan Kaminsky embedded an ASCII-art tribute into the Bitcoin blockchain, announced July 30 and revealed at Black Hat USA 2011.
The "Satoshi Nakamoto" pseudonym read against the 1980s-90s cyberpunk and techno-orientalist field: a Japanese name on a crypto project arrived already evoking networked anonymous intelligence.
Three primary-source clues to Satoshi's place among the cypherpunks: he had not heard of b-money, Wei Dai called him "not previously active," and what Satoshi did tracked Hughes's 1993 manifesto.
Unidentified individual or group who authored the Bitcoin white paper (October 31, 2008), wrote the software, mined the genesis block, and guided early development before disappearing in April 2011.