John Nash May Be the Father of Bitcoin

Ever since Satoshi Nakamoto published his paper on Bitcoin, people have been trying to find out his true identity. Speculations have never stopped, but wrong guesses have also exhausted several people physically and mentally, and various theories have emerged one after another. Some people believe that Satoshi Nakamoto is not a single person, but a group of people who developed Bitcoin. Of course, there are also a few people who think that this is just part of a big government experiment.

Now, some people are speculating that the famous mathematician John Nash may be the creator behind Bitcoin. According to Travis Patron's article "Bitcoin Revolution: The Internet's Money", the late mathematician John Nash was one of the main advocates of ideal currency, and he has also been studying ideal currency in mathematics and economic models. This article was published on a cryptocurrency news website, and Travis compared Bitcoin to John Nash's ideal currency.

The concept of ideal money is similar to standard units. Every day, we use standard units in our daily lives, and they are the same everywhere in the world. For example, a kilogram or a liter represents the same amount no matter where you are. Similarly, the concept of ideal money discusses standard units for money.

The ideal currency, like the kilogram and the meter, is a standard in itself. It is suitable for any desired purpose at any time and place in the world. In other words, the ideal currency should be suitable for both short-term, domestic and long-term, international purposes (such as reserve currency). The inflation rate of the ideal currency should be close to zero, but not weak. It should also serve as a means of preserving wealth during inflationary periods.