The mysterious creator of Bitcoin (BTC), Satoshi Nakamoto , is once again one of the richest people in the world. As Bitcoin’s price rallied above $93,000 this week, Nakamoto’s crypto holdings are now worth over $102 billion. His Bitcoin holdings have not moved in more than 14 years, but the asset’s value keeps growing as Bitcoin continues its upward trend. Satoshi’s Wallets Hold Over 1 Million Bitcoins Satoshi Nakamoto disappeared from the public eye in 2011. However, many believed the Bitcoin creator mined around 1.096 million BTC before vanishing. These early tokens are connected to a unique mining pattern called the “Patoshi Pattern.” This pattern shows a clear and consistent mining style from Bitcoin’s first few months in 2009. The blocks follow a non-overlapping pattern and were likely created by a single person; most believe that person is Satoshi. Interestingly, only one small transaction has been made from these wallets since 2009. The remaining Bitcoin units have never moved, making people believe these wallets belong to Nakamoto. Bitcoin’s Bull Run Pushes Satoshi Over $100 Billion Again Bitcoin’s price has increased by more than 5% in just 24 hours, and more than 12% since April 14. The asset is trading at $93,352, up 2.87% in the last 24 hours. This increase has pushed its market value to a whopping $1.85 trillion. This upward trajectory has sparked market interest, with many believing Bitcoin is back in a strong bull market. As a result of Bitcoin’s uptrend, Satoshi’s dormant stash is now worth more than $102 billion. Financial experts said if Nakamoto were a public figure, this net worth would place him among the 20 richest people in the world. The mysterious billionaire would be richer than Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the Koch family. Would Bitcoin Be Different if Satoshi Nakamoto Was Known? Satoshi Nakamoto’s identity remains one of the biggest mysteries in technology and finance. Many people have tried to uncover who he is. C rypto lawyer James Murphy recently filed a case against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in Washington, D.C. Murphy hoped to force the agency to reveal what it knows about Nakamoto. Last year, a now-controversial HBO documentary claimed to reveal the mysterious billionaire’s true identity. While many people are abuzz about putting a face to the name, some are against the idea. Many people think that part of Bitcoin’s success is due to Nakamoto staying anonymous. Many believe that if the creator of Bitcoin had stayed in the public eye, governments or companies might have tried to control the project. The mystery surrounding Nakamoto’s identity is believed to have made Bitcoin truly decentralized, helping build trust in the system. The post Satoshi Nakamoto Is Back in the Billionaire Club as Bitcoin Breaks $93,000 appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .