Satoshi Nakamoto Richer than Bill Gates as Bitcoin Treasuries Explode
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Satoshi Nakamoto beats Bill Gates in net worth, pushing the $HYPER presale past $3M. Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, now holds a fortune larger than both Bill Gates and Michael Dell. With 1.1M bitcoins linked to him, Satoshi’s net worth sits around $130B, making him the 11th wealthiest individual in the world. That is, assuming ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’ refers to a person and not a team. Bitcoin’s recent rally has reignited the market, especially altcoins building real utility on top of it. A good example is the upcoming layer-2 solution Bitcoin Hyper, which unlocks the Bitcoin blockchain’s true potential with scalability upgrades. The $HYPER token presale just broke through $3M, with early-stage buyers piling in. From Ghost Wallets to Boardrooms: Bitcoin’s Growing Influence The crypto market has seen several pumps before, but this one shows substance. Unlike past rallies fuelled by hype, the current bull season is driven by a mix of deep-pocket institutional moves, regulatory clarity, and adoption. source: TradingView For better context, if Bitcoin hits $128,650, Satoshi Nakamoto would overtake Warren Buffett on the global rich list. Bitcoin’s power stretch doesn’t end there. It recently beat Amazon in market cap, crossing a $2.37T market cap. Meanwhile, electric vehicle firm Volcon just announced it will raise $500M to buy Bitcoin, triggering a 300% surge in its stock price. Volcon’s $500M private placement will see 95% of the raised capital go straight into Bitcoin. The company reported a $45M net loss in 2024, so this aggressive move is seen as both a financial hedge and a strategic pivot. Volcon is not alone. Over 140 companies now hold Bitcoin in their treasuries, totalling more than $102.2B in corporate crypto reserves. source: bitcointreasuries.net Technical analysis sh ows that nearly all major bitcoin moving averages, from EMA-10 to SMA-200, are in buy…
