Cypherpunks emerged in the late 20th century with a mission to safeguard individual liberties through the development of decentralized money. Check their story!

In this new series, we’re talking about remarkable cypherpunks who helped to create decentralized money. Tim May is one of the founders.

In this new series, we’re talking about cypherpunks who helped to create decentralized money and more privacy tools. Wei Dai created a pre-Bitcoin coin.

A bunch of free and useful cryptographic tools are the legacy of cypherpunks, including the one created by Phil Zimmerman —a remarkable cypherpunk even today.

Discover the mystery behind Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. Explore crypto's origins, Bitcoin, and the ongoing quest to unveil Satoshi's true identity

Maxwell is an American programmer well-known for his deep involvement in Bitcoin and his ideology as a cypherpunk. Let's learn more about him!

Ian Grigg is an active cypherpunk, creator of the Ricardian contracts used in several crypto networks. Let's learn more about him!

The physicist, economist, and legal scholar David D. Friedman fits the bill very well to be a cypherpunk, besides ‘stealing’ ideas from Tim May.

Tornado Cash founders, Alexey Pertsev, Roman Semenov, and Roman Storm can be considered cypherpunks for his privacy fight. Let's learn more about them.

David Chaum is known to be the inventor of digital cash, long before Satoshi Nakamoto. That’s why he deserves a mention as an honorary cypherpunk!

Surely, BitTorrent sounds like something familiar, right? Bram Cohen, an American computer scientist and cypherpunk, is the one who invented it —and more.

HBO launched a whole documentary signaling the cypherpunk Peter Todd as the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto. That’s very debatable, though.

Len Sassaman, a strong Satoshi candidate, was an American computer scientist, renowned for his knowledge of cryptography and his privacy advocacy.