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How did Satoshi Nakamoto solve the "impossible" problem of the internet? In this video, we dive into the Double Spend Problem and how the 2008 Bitcoin whitepaper created Digital Scarcity for the first time in history.

Before Bitcoin, digital items could be copied infinitely—like a photo or an email. This made "digital money" impossible without a central bank. We explain how Satoshi used Proof of Work and mathematics to stop the "copy-paste curse" and create a unique digital object that can be moved but never duplicated.

In this video, you will learn:
The Double-Spend Problem: Why digital cash failed for 30 years.
The Satoshi Solution: A breakdown of the 9-page whitepaper.
Digital Scarcity vs. Information: Why you can't "copy-paste" a Bitcoin.
Proof of Work: How electricity and math replace the need for a bank.

If you want to understand the fundamental "why" behind blockchain and Web3, you have to understand how we solved the problem of trust.

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