Satoshi Unmasked, Bhutan's Bitcoin Exit & Europe's Stablecoin Push | Monthly Briefing

About this episode

The episode discusses the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the rise of stablecoins in Europe, and Bhutan's decision to sell most of its Bitcoin.

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? The New York Times suggests a new candidate—but does it matter? Plus: stablecoins gain traction in Europe, and Bhutan sells most of its Bitcoin.

People in this episode

Hosts: Alexander Bechtel, Michael Blaschke, Jonas Gross, Manuel Klein

Topics covered

• Satoshi Nakamoto
• stablecoins
• Bitcoin
• Bhutan
• Europe
• cryptocurrency

Keywords

• Satoshi Nakamoto
• stablecoins
• Bitcoin
• Bhutan
• Europe
• cryptocurrency
• New York Times

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: The New York Times

Places: Bhutan, Europe

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