Welcome back to another crypto, scary, skeletons, and shivers down your spine.

And shripping skulls, shot your soul and seal your dooling night.

Welcome back to another Crypto Daily 3 at 3.

What's going on, guys?

Happy Halloween.

It is Thursday, October 31st. and it is getting spooky up in here. So today we're

just doing a quick one. I wanted to do a fun little exploration, right? So for those who don't know,

I was a history major. I've always been obsessed with history. I think for me, it's obvious that the past

has a huge amount to tell us about what's happening and why it's happening and what might happen next.

And I loved how history, at least theoretically, kind of avoided too much theory and trying to

map events onto some explanatory idea versus just presenting them and letting you figure it out. And so in the

spirit of things that happened in us trying to figure it out, I wanted to look at this interesting

question, I think, which is why did Satoshi choose Halloween 2008 to be what has become known,

as Joe Wisenthal here says, white paper day.

So 11 years ago today, Satoshi Nakamoto sent off the Bitcoin P-to-Pee-Cash paper to a basically

an email thread of interested parties.

And that really kicked off this whole thing

and why we're all here.

So today you've had a lot of folks celebrating White Paper Day.

You have Joe here, like I said, you have Jameson Lopp,

who had this great Halvonine meme from Fnip, who's an awesome graphic kind of meamer on crypto Twitter.

You've got Binance celebrating it on October 31st, 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto published a Bitcoin

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