Li Jue, a laid-off programmer, switched to taking out food. One morning, he received an order for 4.8 Yuan: the person who placed the order was Satoshi Nakamoto; note, btc block 0.
Since then, every order has pushed him to key scenes in Bitcoin history: cypherpunk cafes, pizza trading, Mt. Gox, scaling wars, FTX, ETFs and the $100,000 breakthrough.
What he brought back to reality was not the answer to getting rich quickly, but more sober choices again and again: helping riders appeal, refusing capital packaging, leaving urgent money for his mother, and defending himself in the face of the platform and price.
Why did Satoshi Nakamoto place the order? The next order is on the way.
