On April 5 of the following year, tech expert Andy said he accidentally discovered a copy of Satoshi Nakamoto's "Bitcoin Whitepaper" on his Mac computer. This news triggered various wild theories on the internet, suggesting that the mysterious creator of the world's largest cryptocurrency might just be Jobs.
The iconic whitepaper was published in 2008, and in it, the author laid out the framework to support the underlying mechanism of Bitcoin, which was completed without the need for any third-party intermediaries, including banks or financial institutions; thus, the birth of "decentralized finance."
What's more intriguing is that Nakamoto completely disappeared in December 2010, while Jobs died in October 2011. Based on the timeline, it is reasonable to deduce that these two individuals were the same person.
Moreover, the most important point is that Jobs, as a world-class tech mogul in control of Apple Inc., the top tech company, definitely had the capability to develop Bitcoin.
