Адам Бэк: Биткоин воплотил главную идею шифропанков 90-х

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-03-11Actualizado a 2025-11-12

Уникальные свойства биткоина позволяют рассматривать первую криптовалюту как устойчивый к цензуре цифровой аналог «денег на предъявителя», заявил сооснователь Blockstream Адам Бэк (Adam Back).

Адам Бэк назвал биткоин «деньгами, не требующими разрешений» и прямым воплощением идеи шифропанков 1990-х об анонимной цифровой наличности без посредников. Они мечтали, чтобы любой человек с доступом к интернету мог использовать, отправлять или хранить деньги по-своему усмотрению, без одобрения банкиров или чиновников.

В отличие от финансовой системы, где регуляторы и финансовые посредники могут заморозить счет, контроль над биткоинами зависит только от сохранности приватного ключа как пароля от сейфа, выделил главное преимущество сооснователь Blockstream.

«Биткоин — это не требующие разрешения деньги на предъявителя. По сути, это реализация идей шифропанков об электронных деньгах на предъявителя», — написал Адам Бэк в посте на платформе X.

По словам британского криптографа, именно эти свойства первой криптовалюты сделали акции компаний, покупающих биткоин на выручку от размещения своих ценных бумаг, популярным среди инвесторов инструментом хеджирования рисков.

Ранее американская компания Strategy, крупнейший корпоративный держатель биткоинов, сообщила об успешном размещении на европейском фондовом рынке более 7 млн привилегированных акций Strategy (STRE) и выручке в 608,8 млн евро ($702,2 млн).

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