Fresh emails written by Satoshi Nakamoto, the enigmatic creator of Bitcoin, have been made public. These emails, exchanged between Satoshi and cypherpunk Adam Back in the pivotal years of 2008-2009, were revealed in a recent court case, offering a rare glimpse into the early days of the revolutionary digital currency. Satoshi Nakamoto, a pseudonym that has captivated the crypto world for over a decade, remains an unidentified figure despite various claims, most notably by Craig Wright. However, in the ongoing case between the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) and Wright in the UK High Court of Justice, these newly surfaced

Significant concerns have been raised about the future of financial autonomy, as the United Kingdom appears to be tightening its grip on cryptocurrency transactions, particularly those involving self-custodial wallets. Kraken, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has been compelled to inquire into its UK users’ self-custodial wallet activities, citing unspecified local regulations. Kraken’s Unprecedented Request to UK Users Kraken’s recent directive to its UK clientele to verify their self-custodial wallets or validate their identities marks a departure from the traditional ethos of cryptocurrency, which values privacy and user autonomy. This development, first highlighted by Kraken’s UK user James Van Straten, signifies a