LONGITUDE 重點回顧：Adam Back 談論 Satoshi，加密貨幣監管需要調整

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Blockstream CEO Adam Back, the British cryptographer and inventor of Hashcash, said it’s “flattering” that people think he’s Satoshi Nakamoto and was probably the result of his being a little too “talkative” on the cypherpunk mailing list that started it all. Back was speaking in a fireside chat with Cointelegraph at the recent LONGITUDE event in Paris, co-hosted by crypto exchange OKX, with discussions centered on crypto regulation, market structure and the growth of stablecoins. Adam Back denies renewed suggestions that he invented Bitcoin “It is flattering in some sense that they think you could have done it,” Back told Cointelegraph, reflecting on the widely publicized New York Times article on April 8 that suggested he is Satoshi, a claim he has denied. Back said there is a logical reason people think he’s Bitcoin’s creator. “The problem for me is I was very talkative on the mailing list,” he said, referring to the 1992 Cryptography Mailing List, where Satoshi later introduced the Bitcoin white paper in October 2008. “So anytime anyone was talking about electronic cash, I was right there, I was the reply guy with something to say about it,” he said. Back said the mystery behind Satoshi is an “interesting question” that he and others in the industry have pondered but never answered. Prior to the fireside with Back, the event also featured three panels covering the role of traditional financial institutions in Web3, the need for clearer regulation and the pace of stablecoin adoption, alongside a separate fireside chat with OKX Europe CEO Erald Ghoos. MiCA is “extremely beneficial,” but brings risks to innovation Crypto industry executives said recent moves to regulate the industry have been positive for improved clarity, but regulatory fragmentation and overregulation could hurt innovation. In an onstage interview, Ghoos shed light on the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, a framework with which OKX Europe was deemed fully compliant in January 2025. “I think MiCA is extremely beneficial for the industry,” Ghoos said, explaining that it has helped to build trust in crypto. “Now it is a fully regulated asset class, which is very important,” Ghoos said, adding that industry participants will be “vetted and held up to the highest standards.” However, he warned that the “regulatory burden” could slow innovation across Europe. “Right now, because there is such a big and heavy regulatory overhead for startups, I do fear even more that the innovation and the great entrepreneurship that we have in Europe will start to shift to other jurisdictions around the world,” he said. CertiK CEO Ronghui Gu said the lack of a unified global framework is a pain point for the industry. “For developers, for crypto companies in different regions, they are still under different compliance frameworks,” Gu said. Commenting on the proposed US CLARITY Act, which has been delayed largely because of unresolved issues around stablecoin yields impact on the banking system, Gu said that while the bill aims to bring structure, “many terms are not that clear to be honest, and a little bit vague.” “I think different firms have different interpretations and so on,” he added. “But I would say it definitely gives a much more friendly environment to crypto companies, to developers,” he added. Cardano Foundation CEO Frederik Gregaard said he is “very confident” the CLARITY Act will pass soon, adding: “You feel the vibration from the policymakers saying we are going to adopt this,” he said. “They are super stoked about it,” Gregaard added. “When this passes, from the non-TradFi adoption, you are going to see 100X,” Gregaard said, arguing that “classical industries” have been waiting for clarity before embracing the technology. US Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina said on Monday that he does not expect the Senate Banking Committee to mark up the legislation, also known as the CLARITY Act, in April and has recommended that Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott schedule it for next month. Payments industry does a good job of “almost faking” real-time payments Mastercard's senior vice president for blockchain and digital assets, Christian Rau, said that stablecoins are “very well suited for payment purposes” during a panel with Stella Development Foundation chief business officer Raja Chakravorti and Ethereum Foundation enterprise lead Matthew Dawson. “They don’t come with the volatility of other digital assets, given that they enjoy regulatory clarity in a lot of the world,” Rau said. Rau said the traditional payments industry does a “good job of almost faking real-time payments.” “When I tap my card, it says transaction approved or payment made…it’s authorization, clearing, and settlement,” he said. “A lot of the things that work arguably very well today, they still come with time delays, costs, and so forth,” he added. Related: How Mastercard plans to settle card payments with stablecoins Meanwhile, Stella Foundation’s Chakravorti pointed to the roughly $317 billion in stablecoin circulation, which is up about 50% from last year, adding that he is starting to see some short-term cooling. “Although to be clear, over the last two quarters, that’s started to slow down a little bit,” calling it a positive sign as it suggests parts of the underlying infrastructure are starting to mature. “I think this next transition is local stablecoins, because people are now very focused on creating that opportunity in their economy as super important,” he said. Chakravorti pointed to the “last mile” as one of the biggest hurdles for adoption, referring to the challenge of turning digital assets into something “workable” inside local financial systems. “I think it is the absolute key, ultimately, that is where all the friction lies within this system,” he said. Magazine: Adam Back says current demand is ‘almost’ enough to send Bitcoin to $1M

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