Nobel virtual currency issue

1.

The concept of bitcoin was founded by Nakamoto

On December 12, 2010, when bitcoin graally became a hot topic, he quietly left and disappeared from the Internet

As a descendant of samurai, Nakamoto was born in 1949 in Beppu, Japan. His mother, quanzi, was a Buddhist and brought him up in poverty

When his parents divorced in 1959, Nakamoto's mother remarried and immigrated to California with her three sons. Nakamoto and his stepfather don't get along well, but according to his younger brother Arthur, Nakamoto showed his talent in mathematics and science when he was very young, but also showed his "fickle and strange interest"

Nakamoto graated from Caltech, majoring in physics. Upon graation, he joined Hughes Aircraft and worked in defense and electronic communications. Later, Nakamoto worked for the U.S. military, and his experience was classified as a state secret. Now searching his files, his life is a blank

In 2008, in an e-mail group discussing information encryption on the Internet, he published an article outlining the basic framework of the bitcoin system. In 2009, he established an open source project for the system, officially announcing the birth of bitcoin. On December 12, 2010, when bitcoin graally became the climate, he quietly left and disappeared from the Internet

2. It's not necessary. The game is just a process, not an end. If you spend more RMB in order to get ahead in the game, I don't think it's worth it. There must be some people who don't like my saying, because "Lao Tzu is rich, Lao Tzu likes to spend money in it". In fact, this value is wrong. There are so many poor people in China, So many out of school children in need of assistance, alas, no more

3. This kind of virtual digital currency,
is suspected of financial pyramid selling,
is not protected by law,
is equal to spending money to buy a pile of useless numbers,
don't be deceived to cause economic losses.

4. This is a routine company. Many people are cheated. The money can be recovered

5.

Bitcoin is not a collective concept, it is the only one. There is no such and such statement as whether bitcoin or not. The reason why you ask such a question is that you have no concept of bitcoin. It is suggested that you go to some trading websites to browse and have a concept of bitcoin. For example: to start

6.

The Nobel Prize is 10 million kronor (about $1.4 million)

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in 1991, the Nobel Prize reached 6 million Swedish kronor, which was equivalent to the actual value of the Nobel prize when it exceeded 1901 for the first time since it was awarded

since then, the Nobel Prize has risen year after year. In 1992, the Nobel Prize was 6.5 million SEK, and in 1993, it was 6.7 million SEK. In 2000, the five single Nobel prizes and the Nobel Prize in economics reached 9 million SEK (1 million US dollars), far exceeding the nominal value of the whole original fund and the actual value of the original prize

on the centennial of the Nobel Prize in 2001, the amount of the Nobel Prize reached 10 million kronor (about 1.4 million US dollars), and has been maintained at this level ever since

7.

Since 2012, the Nobel Prize has shrunk from SEK 10 million to SEK 8 million. 1 SEK = 0.7615 RMB yuan; 8 million SEK = 6.092 million RMB

The amount of the prize depends on the income of the Nobel Foundation. Since the net income of the foundation varies from year to year, the amount of each bonus varies from year to year. After Nobel's death, the executors of the legacy traveled around the world for four years to carry out liquidation. They found that Nobel's property provided to the foundation was more than 33 million Swedish kronor, which at that time amounted to 9.2 million US dollars. Therefore, the annual bonus can be regarded as a "huge sum"

for example, when the first prize was awarded in 1901, the amount of each prize was about 150000 SEK, about 42000 US dollars. Since then, e to the investment profits in bonds, stocks, real estate and other aspects, Nobel fund has been increasing in value and accumulated, and its bonus amount has also been increasing year by year

After the 1980s, the amount of each bonus increased to more than SEK 1 million. In the 1990s, the amount of each bonus increased greatly. For example, in 1993, each prize was 6.7 million Swedish kronor, which was about 840000 US dollars that year

for another example, in 1996, each bonus increased to 7.4 million SEK, which was about 1.12 million US dollars in that year

the Nobel Prize kept an upward trend. However, e to the impact of the economic crisis, the Nobel Prize has shrunk from SEK 10 million to SEK 8 million since 2012

8.

The Nobel Prize is elected once a year. The prize is not fixed, but depends on the income of the foundation

in the early stage, it ranged from 11000 (31000 US dollars) to 30000 (72000 US dollars). Due to inflation and the investment income of the foundation, the amount of bonus has increased year by year. At first, it was about 30000 US dollars, and in the 1960s, it was 75000 US dollars. It reached more than 220000 US dollars in the 1980s, and it has been 10 million SEK for many years since the 1990s (about 1.45 million US dollars when the awards were awarded in 2006)

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people or organizations who have won two or more Nobel Prizes:

Marie Curie: the first woman to win the Nobel Prize and the first person to win two Nobel prizes in different fields. Physics prize, 1903: discovery of radioactivity and polonium. Chemistry Award, 1911: extraction of radium

Linus Pauling: the first person who won the Nobel Prize twice in different fields as the only winner. Chemistry Award, 1954: Research on chemical bonds. Peace Prize, 1962: against nuclear weapons testing on the ground

Frederick Sanger: Chemistry Prize, 1958: Determination of insulin molecular structure. Chemistry prize, 1980: methods for determining DNA sequences of nucleic acids

John Bardeen: physics prize, 1956: invention of transistor. Physics prize, 1972: establishment of superconcting BCS theory

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) won the Nobel Peace Prize twice in 1954 and 1981. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) won the Nobel Peace Prize three times in 1917, 1944 and 1963

reference: network · Nobel Prize