Bitcoin's name could have been Titcoin
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In a follow-up post, Walker highlighted that the"Titcoin" domain, Titcoin.org, may still be active. Upon launching, this domain leads to the webpage for"THE Bitcoin Podcast." Discovering a"Titcoin" podcast on social media X adds to the twist. Nakomo's identity has become the subject of discussion following the latest revelation. Some community members claimed that the writing was that of a German. Another group thinks Tesla CEO Elon Musk could be the brain masked as Nakamoto.Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin Whitepaper in 2008, which laid the groundwork for the blockchain-based payment system. However, Bitcoin was officially launched in January 2009.
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