Check Your Laptop, There's White Paper Bitcoin In All MacOS 10.15 Or Newer Version!

White Paper Bitcoin written by Satoshi Nakamoto. (Photo; Doc. Special/screenshot of Bitcoin white paper)

JAKARTA One of the biggest mysteries in the crypto world is Satoshi Nakamoto's identity, the creator of Bitcoin. Despite a lot of speculation and claims about who he really is, no one knows for sure. However, one thing is for sure is that he left a valuable legacy in the form of a Bitcoin white paper, a document that describes the vision and mechanism behind the first decentralized digital currency.

White paper Bitcoin is one of the most influential documents in the history of technology. This document inspires thousands of people to develop diverse and innovative blockchain and crypto-based projects. This document is also a source of information and education for anyone who wants to understand the concept and potential of Bitcoin.

However, not many people know that Bitcoin white paper is apparently stored in secret inside their Mac operating system. A blogger named Andy Baio recently discovered this surprising fact and shared it on his waxy blog on April 5 yesterday. According to Baio, every macOS version of Mojave 10.14.0 to the latest version keeps a copy of Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper Bitcoin document.

Mac users can type simple commands in terminals, and all nine pages describing Nakamoto's inventions will appear in PDF versions in the default image display app, Preview.

Meanwhile, according to Blockworks, Bitcoin white paper has been found hidden in Apple's system files for machines running macOS Catalina or later. Labeled "simpledoc.pdf", the file appears to display Satoshi Nakamoto's vision for decentralized cash, based on a public ledger, with nine pages of documents

Baio doesn't know why Apple chose to keep Bitcoin white paper documents in its operating system. He suspects that this may be a form of respect or recognition for the importance of Bitcoin in the world of technology. He also speculated that this might be a joke or a secret message from one of the Apple engineers involved in macOS development.

Baio's findings immediately spread widely on social media and caught the attention of many people. Many Mac users tried the terminal's orders themselves and were surprised to see Bitcoin white paper documents appear on their screens. Many also appreciate Apple for this unusual move and consider it a fun surprise.

White paper Bitcoin is a document worth reading and learned by anyone interested in crypto and blockchain. This document explains clearly and simply the basic and technical ideas behind Bitcoin and how this digital currency can benefit society.

By saving this document in its operating system, Apple may want to provide Mac users with the opportunity to get to know Bitcoin more closely and appreciate its contribution to the world of technology.