Adam Back analyzes the reasons for Satoshi's anonymity: He realizes that BTC will trigger monetary reforms and will bring huge personal risks

Odaily Planet Daily News Adam Back, an early promoter of Bitcoin and CEO of Blocksteam, posted on the X platform that the P2P network involved in providing privacy, anonymity and bearer funds has node operation risks, which can be traced back decades. The more services enabled on the node, the higher the risk of service providers, and the concerns about the risk of Bitcoin node operators are not new. Although the risk of Bitcoin is somewhat lower than file sharing, as bearer cash and hard currency, Bitcoin once faced significantly higher risks, because BTC has reformed its currency, after all, the risk of separating currency from the country is greater. Although some countries are gradually accepting Bitcoin and relevant regulations are becoming more and more open, they are still in a gray area or illegal state in some countries. Therefore, even core developers may face huge risks when they expose their identities in the early stage. Satoshi Nakamoto realized that this risk may make sense, so he chose to issue Bitcoin anonymously.