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NYT points to Adam Back as Satoshi, again

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April 8, 2026
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🔐 Adam Back denies being Satoshi as critics say cryptographic proof is missing
⚠️ Traders warn breakout isn’t confirmed until Bitcoin clears $76K decisively
🏛️ Economists estimate only a 0.02% bump in lending if yields are banned
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NYT revives Adam Back theory in latest bid to identify Bitcoin creator

A New York Times investigation argues that British cryptographer and Blockstream CEO Adam Back is the most likely candidate behind the Satoshi Nakamoto pseudonym, citing his early work on Hashcash, long-standing discussions of electronic cash, and stylometric similarities in writing. Back has again denied the claim, and critics in the crypto community say stylometry and circumstantial timelines aren’t enough to identify Bitcoin’s creator. Even the report concedes that only cryptographic proof—such as controlling Satoshi-linked keys—would be definitive.

Oil falls, Bitcoin jumps to $72K, but is this BTC price breakout for real?

Bitcoin jumped about 7% to around $72,700 as oil prices plunged below $100 after President Donald Trump confirmed a two-week ceasefire agreement with Iran, triggering heavy short liquidations across crypto. The rally wiped out roughly 20 days of losses and helped drive more than $431 million in crypto shorts to liquidation, but analysts caution the move may be fragile given ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. Traders say Bitcoin needs a decisive break above the $72,000–$76,000 resistance zone—especially $76,000—to confirm a real trend change rather than a temporary relief bounce.

Stablecoin yields won’t harm banks, White House economists say

White House economists argue that banning stablecoin yields would do little to boost bank lending while imposing sizable costs on users. A Council of Economic Advisers report estimates such a ban would raise total bank lending by only about $2.1 billion (0.02% of the market), with community banks gaining roughly $500 million, but would create an annual net welfare loss of around $800 million as users lose access to yield. The findings land amid ongoing legislative debate, with the GENIUS Act already restricting issuer-paid yield and the proposed CLARITY Act potentially determining whether yield is limited more broadly.

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Will quantum-safe cryptography slow Ethereum down? The performance tradeoff explained

Ethereum is preparing for a future where powerful quantum computers could break today’s cryptography and expose private keys, even though the risk isn’t immediate. Because upgrading a global decentralized network takes years of redesign, coordination, and testing, Ethereum is aiming to be “quantum-safe ready” around 2029—well ahead of when quantum attacks are expected to be practical.

The big tradeoff is performance: most post-quantum signatures are larger, harder to verify, and don’t aggregate efficiently like Ethereum’s current BLS signatures—especially threatening the consensus layer where thousands of validator attestations must be processed quickly. Rather than simply swapping in heavier signatures and slowing the network, Ethereum plans to use SNARK-based aggregation to compress many expensive proofs into a single compact verification, alongside phased execution-layer changes (like account abstraction) to limit gas and user disruption while preserving decentralization.

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