How the pages connect
This map shows every record, reading, person, and thread on this site. Each dot is a page, each line connects two pages, and the color of a dot tells you what kind of page it is.
Legend
- Analysis
- Article
- Design Document
- Altcoin / Stablecoin
- Guide
- Forum Post
- Mailing List
- Private Correspondence
- Whitepaper
- BIP (Bitcoin Improvement Proposal)
- Tweet
- Web Document
- Court Document
- Thread
- Person
- Satoshi Nakamoto
- Text link
- Listed as related
- Post in a thread
- Person in a record
How to read the map
- Nebula
- Pages that are closely connected gather into clusters. Click the name of a cluster to zoom in on it.
- Timeline
- Years run left to right, and each band is one kind of page. Lines that arc across the years show where a page from one year discusses a record from another.
- Rings around Satoshi
- Satoshi Nakamoto's page sits at the center. Each ring outward is one more link away from his page.
Drag the map to move around, and zoom with the scroll wheel or by pinching. Click a dot to highlight the pages linked to it and list their titles. Click a title in the list to center the map on that dot, or click “Open this page” to go to the page itself. You can also search for a page by title in the box at the top right.
What the lines mean
Each line stands for one of four kinds of connection.
- Text link
- One page links to the other in its text.
- Listed as related
- One page lists the other under Related entries.
- Post in a thread
- An email or forum post belongs to a thread.
- Person in a record
- A person appears in a record.
Clusters
These are the clusters that form in the Nebula view, each listed with its most connected pages.
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- Satoshi ↔ Martti Malmi Correspondence
- The Cypherpunks: where Bitcoin's building blocks were first posted
- Why hasn't Satoshi been found? An asymmetry analysis of the public record
- Satoshi Nakamoto's anonymity: the six-layered wall nobody could breach
- Who Is Satoshi Nakamoto: 12 Geniuses and the Mystery of the Century
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- Bitcoin price vs production cost: the first exchange rate, Satoshi Nakamoto's 2010 equilibrium, and which one leads
- Bitcoin minting is thermodynamically perverse
- Before Mt. Gox: the first Bitcoin exchanges, and the one Satoshi would not run
- The FAQ Satoshi and Malmi Wrote No Longer Exists on bitcoin.org
- Re: Bitcoin - First exchange proposal
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- Bitcoin price models: the power law, stock-to-flow, the rainbow chart and the dates they promised
- "My worst case scenario for 2021" (@100trillionUSD, 2021-06-20)
- "Floor model $98K Nov close will probably be a first miss" (@100trillionUSD, 2021-11-25)
- "Nov98K & Dec135K miss = FLOOR MODEL FAIL" (@100trillionUSD, 2021-12-24)
- "If BTC stays within 1sd band for the next 2.5 yrs, then S2F model is still valid" (@100trillionUSD, 2021-12-24)
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