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Jiang says game-theory analysis of Bitcoin asks who had the expertise, who benefited, and why secrecy mattered, leading him to the American deep state/CIA as the likely creator or sponsor.
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Jiang says game-theory analysis of Bitcoin asks who had the expertise, who benefited, and why secrecy mattered, leading him to the American deep state/CIA as the likely creator or sponsor.
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"...years possibly decades in your basement creating a new technology the blockchain and technology and then just give it for free to the world..."
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"...who would have the expertise and the technology to create the blockchain? Probably the same people who created the internet. Probably the same people..."
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"...to finance its operations. It basically needs a monitoring operation. And blockchain is a great mechanism to finance a lot of its operations. Especially..."
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"I want to know where the databases are, where the servers are physically."
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"...power, right? China talks about the gold corridor, which is this blockchain -like gold -based financial system where gold is stored in different vaults..."
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The interview starts with the end of the world and Satoshi Nakamoto, but the deeper line is Jiang's theory of front men.
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