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Source: kenyanwallstreet.com<\/p><\/div>\n

After releasing the Bitcoin code to the public, Satoshi Nakamoto showed the world how to establish a network and vanish without so much as a trace.<\/p>\n

Buy DeFi Coin (DEFC) Now<\/span><\/a><\/div>\n

Since then, the cryptocurrency ecosystem has seen the rise of many developers and protocol creators who become crypto messiahs for crypto holders whose best-laid plans end in a catastrophe in case the protocol is rugged, hacked, or left by whimsical developers.<\/p>\n

The year 2022 has seen many good intentions go awry, and these have plunged the cryptocurrency market into bear-market territory. The following are examples of such instances and how to avoid similar outcomes in the future:<\/p>\n

Some Crypto Network Developers Remain Anonymous for a Reason<\/strong><\/p>\n

Although Satoshi successfully remained anonymous when launching Bitcoin, most instances since then have shown that having anonymous developers can be a red flag.<\/p>\n

Many cryptocurrency network developers cite personal safety as the reason behind remaining anonymous. This can be a valid reason for some cases, but in other cases, cryptocurrency developers choose anonymity to hide from previous misdoings or as a pre-planning to hide from being tracked in case of future offenses.
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