A renewed review of domain records shows e-cash.org was registered 29 days before bitcoin.org in 2008, matching Satoshi’s early use of “ecash” in draft materials. While the clues are compelling, no direct proof confirms Satoshi owned the domain.

Researchers are revisiting e-cash.org, a domain registered 29 days before bitcoin.org in 2008. While no direct proof links it to Satoshi Nakamoto, its timing and naming closely match early references such as ecash.pdf and the Bitcoin white paper.

Researchers are revisiting e-cash.org, a domain registered 29 days before bitcoin.org in 2008. Its timing and naming closely match Satoshi Nakamoto’s early use of “ecash,” though no direct proof confirms Satoshi owned the domain.

A renewed review of domain records shows e-cash.org was registered on July 20, 2008, 29 days before bitcoin.org. Researchers say the timing aligns with Satoshi Nakamoto’s early use of “ecash,” though no direct proof links the domain to Satoshi.

Researchers say e-cash.org was registered on July 20, 2008, 29 days before bitcoin.org, matching Satoshi Nakamoto’s early use of “ecash” in draft materials. The link remains unproven but has renewed interest in Bitcoin’s original branding history.

Researchers are revisiting e-cash.org, a domain registered 29 days before bitcoin.org in 2008. Its timing and naming closely match Satoshi Nakamoto’s early use of “ecash,” though no direct cryptographic proof links the domain to him.

A renewed review of domain records shows e-cash.org was registered 29 days before bitcoin.org in 2008, aligning with Satoshi Nakamoto’s early use of “ecash” in draft materials. The link is compelling but remains unproven.

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