Nem engem kérdeztél, de én is észre vettem, hogy múltkor el volt csúszva a felület mobilról nézve, főleg ahol fa struktúrát mutatta(a noster link), hogy ki kit hívott már meg.
Most az jól jelenik meg.(legalább is nálam)(IOS-en)

#whitepaper #bitcoin #satoshi

Here’s why I think Satoshi Nakamoto chose October 31, 2008, to release the Bitcoin white paper. In my bubble—because that’s what I have to call it, as I was living in the world of online poker back then—I believe I know the answer. In short, because he promised it would be ready by November 1. 😉 And why this specific deadline? Because on May 9, 2008, Joshua Bolten, White House Chief of Staff under the Bush administration, issued a memorandum directing government agencies (e.g., Treasury Department, Federal Reserve) to finalize all significant regulations—including the UIGEA—by November 1, 2008. This decision was made to avoid issuing controversial regulations before the November 4 presidential election and to prevent political scandals during the campaign period.

I think Satoshi loved online poker and believed his new financial system, which he had already conceptualized, should be tested in the poker community. The looming finalization of the UIGEA regulations, after it was announced that the rules would be set in November 2008, was a perfect opportunity for him. The UIGEA banned banking transactions for online gambling (e.g., poker sites), making deposits and withdrawals nearly impossible and putting immense pressure on both players and poker sites to find ways to bypass banking restrictions. The November 1 deadline set by the Bolten Memo was the moment the poker community realized this wasn’t just a threat but the start of a real banking blockade.

I recall that in some private correspondence, Satoshi promised someone he was working on something and would try to finish it before the deadline. I’m not sure, but someone else was supposed to complete something by the same deadline—maybe a poker lobby marketplace or something similar where chips, money, and, as I now know, Bitcoin could be exchanged peer-to-peer. I don’t know if this was a standalone site or part of a major gambling group’s platform. I think it was standalone, but I’m not certain. I remember Satoshi hinting that he’d present a decentralized payment system bypassing banks by the deadline, something he’d been working on for a while.

The May 9 memo was crucial, in my opinion, because while the UIGEA had been looming since 2006, there wasn’t a concrete deadline until then. Once Satoshi learned of it, I believe it directly influenced his decision to set November 1 as the target to complete and present what he was working on. I only saw later, by reading back, that some guys were already talking about this, eagerly awaiting what someone had hinted at—a solution to bypass banks. I’m wondering if Satoshi said this between May and November 1, or if it was the other unknown person who was supposed to deliver something but didn’t and, after falling out with everyone, leaked information early.

It doesn’t matter, because the point is that Satoshi delivered on his part. On October 31, 2008, he released the white paper. He sent early code versions to the community for feedback, asking if they’d use it for poker deposits and withdrawals in a peer-to-peer Bitcoin and stuck-funds exchange. The first code, if I recall correctly, was sent even before the UIGEA regulations appeared in the Federal Register. He proved twice that he kept his promise, while others didn’t. Unfortunately, testers said the Bitcoin was too complex for online poker players to use peer-to-peer. I think no one saw the depth Satoshi was operating at, so the enthusiasm died within the first month. Yet the poker community was supposed to be the one to push the first domino in Satoshi’s vision. That’s why he finished by October 31 and had everything ready by December. By then, maybe a dozen test chains were already running. The poker thread died out by January, but fortunately, there was another narrative I ignored for a while due to my poker bubble—the 2008 financial crisis.

- The white paper was uploaded before November 1, as promised.

- The next milestone: the UIGEA Final Rule was published in the **Federal Register** on November 18, 2008.

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2008/11/18/E8-27181/prohibition-on-funding-of-unlawful-internet-gambling

- By the time the UIGEA Final Rule was published in the **Federal Register**, Satoshi had already sent the early code to a few interested parties for review a few days earlier, thereby proving that Bitcoin was ready for launch.

Happy Bitcoin Day!

Satoshi’s plan was that the poker players would push the first domino, as there was a huge demand for a payment solution at the time, with the UIGEA law being finalized. In late 2008, he showed an early version to a few interested guys and asked if they would use it to bypass banks for deposits and withdrawals on online poker sites. Unfortunately, the payment method was too complex for the community, so it didn’t catch on, even though Satoshi delivered Bitcoin on the promised timeline.

What do you think—could the 2008 financial crisis or the 2006 UIGEA regulation have inspired Satoshi?

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