Satoshi Nakamoto’s dormant Bitcoin holdings, valued at $133 billion, have secured the pseudonymous creator the 11th spot on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, surpassing Carlos Slim. Bitcoin’s rally to a record $123,091 was fueled by sustained ETF inflows, including $2.1 billion this month into BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC. Institutional demand surged amid expectations of US crypto legislation, pushing Bitcoin’s diluted market cap to $2.4 trillion. Blockchain data confirms Nakamoto’s early-mined coins remain untouched since 2010, with analysts noting that a price of $187,000 would make Bitcoin’s creator the world’s richest person. The rally has also boosted crypto-linked stocks like MicroStrategy and Coinbase.
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Tech billionaires collectively lost nearly $100 billion in a stock market selloff triggered by DeepSeek’s challenge to US AI dominance, which led to Nvidia’s historic $600 billion market value drop. Jensen Huang’s net worth fell by $20.7 billion, pushing him from 10th to 17th in global wealth rankings, while Larry Ellison lost $27.6 billion, dropping to fifth place. Analysts suggest the selloff may be an overreaction, emphasizing ongoing demand for advanced AI hardware despite the panic surrounding DeepSeek’s developments.
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