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Satoshi Nakamoto sent his last email to a developer on April 23, 2011, mentioning “I have started doing other things, Gavin and others will take over the Bitcoin project very well”. Then people never hear anything from him again. People are curious, what is Satoshi doing now? Fishing, playing golf, traveling the world, it doesn't seem like these are his hobbies. Now, there’s reason to believe that Satoshi Nakamoto still works hard for free money, using a new name “BCNext”, creating Nextcoin, which is considered a second-generation cryptocurrency, completely new code. Like Satoshi Nakamoto, BCNext is also infamous, preferring to develop projects alone, and it has been speculated that he is from Europe. Nextcoin’s IPO only raised 21 Bitcoins, which is a small amount of money compared to Bitshares’ raising thousands of Bitcoins and not enough to cover the huge development costs, but BCNext still started his job and didn’t seem to care at all. money. Apart from Satoshi Nakamoto, it's hard to imagine anyone who could pay for the huge development costs, as well as having such a passion for their work. Compared with currencies such as Mastercoin and Bitshares, Nextcoin started later. Now only Nextcoin has released software and achieved success. It is believed that BCNext writing Nextcoin software started before the IPO, and even had already written it. Maybe these are what Satoshi Nakamoto did after 2011. People also noticed that on January 3, the source code of Nextcoin was published, which is the 5th anniversary of Bitcoin’s release. The IPO stopped when 21 bitcoins were raised, which is exactly one millionth of the total number of bitcoins. Are these just coincidences?