ChainCatcher news, Satoshi Action Fund co-founder Dennis Porter posted on X that up to 20 "strategic Bitcoin reserve" bills will be proposed at the state level in the United States (the same state will have multiple bills). Legislators are fiercely competing to be the first in history. The vast majority of these bills will be based on the SBR model from the Satoshi Action Fund.

ChainCatcher news, Galaxy Digital's research director Alex Thorn shared an early perspective from Satoshi Nakamoto on the X platform. It is reported that this was a statement made by Nakamoto in January 2009, where he said: "It might make sense just to get some in case it catches on."

ChainCatcher news, Satoshi Action Fund CEO Dennis Porter stated that the third U.S. state will officially launch "strategic Bitcoin reserve" legislation this week, but he did not disclose which state will follow the lead of Texas and Pennsylvania.Porter added that he expects at least 10 states to introduce Bitcoin reserve bills in total, "this will not stop. We will see more and more such bills introduced. In my view, there will be at least 10."

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin Magazine editor The Bitcoin Historian, Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto has become the 16th richest person in the world with a personal wealth valuation of $106 billion, as the price of Bitcoin reached $106,000, surpassing Michael Bloomberg.

ChainCatcher message, regarding the recent market attention on the quantum computer chip Willow and the freezing of Satoshi Nakamoto's private key, Slow Mist founder Yu Xian quoted crypto researcher Jeffrey Scholz's tweet: "The current dozens of quantum gates are still millions of gates away from being able to crack Bitcoin private keys. Increasing this number of quantum gates is not easy, and the noise and error rates will also increase, ultimately resulting in a quickly produced waste in the real world... Let's worry about Satoshi's private key in a few decades."

ChainCatcher news, Ava Labs founder Emin Gün Sirer stated, "While the latest developments in quantum computing are astonishing, they do not pose a threat to the security of cryptocurrencies, at least not at this moment! As for the question of whether Satoshi's 1 million bitcoins might be at risk from quantum threats, it uses a very old payment public key (P2PK) format, which exposes the public key and gives attackers time. As QC becomes a threat, the Bitcoin community may want to consider freezing Satoshi's tokens, or more generally, providing a shutdown date and freezing all tokens on P2PK utxos."

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the Bitcoin held by U.S. spot ETFs has reached 1,104,534, surpassing Satoshi Nakamoto's 1,100,000 Bitcoins. It has become the largest holder of Bitcoin in the world in less than a year.

ChainCatcher message, Bloomberg senior analyst Eric Balchunas posted on the X platform: "The total Bitcoin holdings of U.S. spot ETFs have just surpassed the holdings of Satoshi Nakamoto, currently holding over 1.1 million coins, more than anyone else in the world. These funds have been established for less than a year, they are simply at the 'baby' level."

ChainCatcher news, according to U.today, Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz stated in a recent interview with CNBC that he does not believe Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto is still alive.When discussing Bitcoin's historic surge, Novogratz said, "If Satoshi is still alive (because I believe he is no longer with us), I am sure he would have a radiant smile on his face when he sees Bitcoin breaking the $100,000 price barrier for the first time in history. Bitcoin is the best example of a collective achievement."Novogratz also pointed out that there is a global surge in Bitcoin purchases, making it one of the first global assets. He warned that there is a lot of leverage in the system, and he is certain there will be one or two sharp corrections that will "test your soul," as this leverage will ultimately be cleared out.

ChainCatcher news, according to U.today, Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz stated in a recent interview with CNBC that he does not believe Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto is still alive. Novogratz commented on Bitcoin's historic surge, saying: "If Satoshi is still alive (because I believe he is no longer with us), I am sure he would have a radiant smile on his face when he sees Bitcoin breaking the $100,000 price barrier for the first time in history; Bitcoin is the best example of a collective achievement."Novogratz also pointed out that there is a global surge in Bitcoin purchases, making it one of the first global assets. He warned that there is a lot of leverage in the system, so he is certain there will be one or two sharp corrections that will "test your soul," and this leverage will ultimately be cleared out.

ChainCatcher message, Binance founder Zhao Changpeng commented on a social media post discussing the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, stating, "The best part of Bitcoin's design is that Satoshi retired early and will never come back."

ChainCatcher news, according to data disclosed by Cointelegraph on the X platform, the holdings of Bitcoin spot ETFs in the United States are just 13,000 coins away from surpassing those of Satoshi Nakamoto, holding 1,083,000 coins and 1,096,000 coins respectively.

ChainCatcher message, Tether announced on the X platform that USDT on the TON Blockchain has been launched on Satoshi Tango.

ChainCatcher news, MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor expressed gratitude to Satoshi Nakamoto on Thanksgiving in the United States. He wrote on the X platform: "Thank you, Satoshi Nakamoto."

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the Bitcoin research company BTCparse recently published an article stating that a large number of Bitcoin wallet addresses were created in 2010, each holding 50 Bitcoins. These addresses were not transferred until they were "activated" for the first time in November 2019, and the article referred to them as the "2010 giant whales."The theory suggests that Satoshi Nakamoto owns these wallets and has been slowly selling off the holdings while deliberately ignoring the wallets from 2009 to avoid drawing attention. "This makes me suspect that the mysterious 2010 giant whales might actually be Satoshi Nakamoto." However, BTCparse emphasized that this is just a "theory, not a conclusion."