By Mark Ackman
The crypto market has grown significantly in a little over a decade, to the point where is almost unrecognizable from its initial interpretations. But even though it is important for any product and service to evolve and grow with time, it is also important for them to remember their roots.
Therefore, on the 31st of October every year, the crypto community comes together to celebrate the release of Bitcoin’s whitepaper. While the token itself wouldn’t come for some time after the whitepaper’s release, this is still a defining moment in the entire it of crypto market, which makes it celebrating it all the more special.
Being the biggest cryptocurrency in the market, Bitcoin has been leading the charge for the crypto revolution. It was the first to bring about a lot of innovations in the market that plenty of people are just taking for granted now, and was the first in more ways than one.
The odd thing about Bitcoin coming to life like this is that no one can necessarily celebrate the creator of Bitcoin, who remains anonymous to this day. The creator has yet to take credit for the cryptocurrency, and the community came up with the name.
The Initial Vision of BTC
Bitcoin was quick to become the biggest cryptocurrency in the market to date since it was the only one that had the necessary technology. And throughout its evolution, it eventually changed digital finance and became more of a digital currency.
However, despite the way that Bitcoin has managed to change over the years, it did not start out that way. Originally, Satoshi initially only wanted his product to be a peer-to-peer version of electronic cash, but the vision soon developed into something different as it became more popular. With time, most people have been able to find that the change that did come was for the better.
How Many Investors Celebrated
While no one was out throwing fireworks in the air, one major way that most people are celebrating is by educating themselves about Bitcoin and how it started out. Many people on Twitter posted about how the entire cryptocurrency started or talked about Satoshi as a developer.
Some would even share old builds of what Bitcoin used to look like, and others would share an interesting fact about the biggest cryptocurrency in the market.
Celebrating the Small Victories
One of the most important things about the crypto market is celebrating how far it has really come. People don’t just want to learn about Bitcoin, they want to see how it will eventually thrive. And as the market tries to make its way out of this particular slump, these small celebrations give perspective to the journey cryptocurrencies have had.