A sudden thought: Bitcoin appeared in 2009, just after the financial crisis.

This makes people wonder whether there is a possibility that Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency, is actually created by the US government or the Federal Reserve, a financial giant, to store a large amount of over-issued currency in an emergency, or a tool for transnational money laundering?

Thinking deeper, there are two possibilities: First, Bitcoin may be an idea that mining machine manufacturers came up with to sell machines. Second, did someone deliberately create such a thing after 2009 in order to consume China's electricity and indirectly increase the electricity cost of Chinese companies' manufacturing industry? After all, power shortages were a common phenomenon at that time. Unexpectedly, this move gave birth to the two industries of wind power and photovoltaics.

I haven't done in-depth research here, it's just an intuitive feeling, otherwise it's really hard to explain the rationality of Bitcoin's existence. Is there any university expert who can come out to explain this? Or start a paper and study it?

I personally think this idea is quite interesting. The emergence of Bitcoin has indeed changed the financial landscape to a certain extent, but the motivation and purpose behind it are still a mystery. In this case, putting forward various assumptions and conjectures will help us understand the nature of cryptocurrency more deeply.

What do you think about this matter? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss! $BTC