Name: SATOSHI: THE BLACK PROTOCOL
SKU: 68911676
Price: 670.00 TWD
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Author: Egron, Mark;;;Negroni, Marco
ISBN: 9798171062712

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Independently published

Author

Egron, Mark;;;Negroni, Marco

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9798171062712

SATOSHI: THE BLACK PROTOCOL

Egron, Mark;;;Negroni, Marco (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

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Synopsis "SATOSHI: THE BLACK PROTOCOL"

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? For nearly two decades, the world has searched for the person—or group—behind the most mysterious name in digital history. But what if everyone has been asking the wrong question? Boston, 2008. Before Bitcoin had a name, someone was already trying to solve the problem that would change money forever: how to transfer value without relying on a central authority. Treviso, 2026. Massimo Nero is drawn into the reconstruction of a forgotten network of researchers, programmers, payment systems, and intelligence files linked by a series of connections no one had ever fully understood. At first, it seems like an investigation into the past. Then documents appear that should not exist. Names resurface after almost twenty years. Old relationships acquire new meaning. And every new piece of evidence changes what Massimo thought he knew. Every meeting adds a fact. Every document challenges a theory. Every coincidence brings the investigation closer to Satoshi Nakamoto. Until the dossier begins to close in on Massimo himself. Now the question is no longer simply who created Bitcoin. It is something far more dangerous: Who has the power to decide which version of the truth becomes official? SATOSHI – THE BLACK PROTOCOL is a technological and psychological thriller spanning Boston, Italy, and the United States, weaving together intelligence, cryptography, payment systems, memory, and power. A story about the birth of an idea destined to change the world. About anonymity. About the construction of truth. And about a man who may have come too close to an answer no one was supposed to find. Some truths are never written. They are buried.