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- Satoshi Nakamoto could become the richest second in the world if Bitcoin increases by 50% per year.
- Elon Musk is likely to remain the richest individual in the world even if Satoshi exceeds Buffett and Zuckerberg.
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Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym creator of Bitcoin, could become the second richest individual in the world if Bitcoin maintains his annual growth rate of 50%, suggested the analyst of the Bloomberg ETF Eric Balchunas.
In an article on X on Monday, the analyst said that satoshi estimated assets of around 1.1 million BTCs, which is worth more than $ 114 billion at current market prices, could exceed the net value of Warren Buffett and Mark Zuckerberg if Bitcoin continues its historic growth trajectory.
According to the latest ranking of Forbes billionaires, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway has a net value of around $ 154 billion on June 2, which placing it sixth among the richest individuals in the world.
Meanwhile, the co-founder of Meta ranks right behind Elon Musk, with a fortune of $ 216 billion.
According to Arkham, the CEO of Nvidia, the assets of Nvidia in Nivia in Net Worth exceeded the BTC of Satoshi, exceeded $ 120 billion, the CEO of Nvidia, the CEO of Nvidia in net value. The advance was short -lived because the price quickly dropped below $ 105,000.
Satoshi Nakamoto now holds $ 120 billion USD dollars from Bitcoin.
It holds 5.2% of the BTC supply, which makes him the 11th richest person in the world. pic.twitter.com/cx6d1nyjqg
– Arkham (@arkham) May 26, 2025
Bitcoin is now negotiated at around $ 103,800, down almost 5% in the last seven days, according to tradingView data. Since the start of the year, digital currency has grown growth of around 11%.
Bitcoin starting the year at around $ 94,000, an annual growth rate of 50%, according to Balchunas forecasts, would place it above $ 140,000 by the end of 2025, which also corresponds to projections from other experts.
To date, the exact amount of Bitcoin has Satoshi is still unknown.
However, the researchers identified a distinct mining model and a group of addresses which belong to Satoshi, leading to the generally accepted estimate of around 1.1 million BTC.
These pieces were extracted in the first days of Bitcoin and remained intact since the creator of Bitcoin disappeared from the public view around 2010.
The hiding place represents about 5% of all the existing bitcoin, making Satoshi the largest unique cocking holder.
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