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Sergio Demian Lerner coins the term 'Patoshi' and updates estimate to ~22,000 blocks / ~1.1 million BTC

Six years after his original analysis, Lerner published 'The Return of the Deniers and the Revenge of Patoshi,' coining the term 'Patoshi' (Pattern + Satoshi), updating his estimate to ~22,000 blocks / ~1.1 million BTC, and providing new evidence: zero timestamp inversions between Patoshi blocks versus 224 among non-Patoshi blocks, proving a single PC clock.

Chain Bulletin presents evidence that Satoshi Nakamoto lived in London

Doncho Karaivanov analyzes 742 activity instances across Satoshi's posts, commits, and emails, combined with The Times headline evidence and British spelling conventions, to argue Satoshi was based in London.

Bitcoin Magazine examines the 5-day gap between Genesis Block and Block 1

Pete Rizzo investigates the unexplained ~5-day, 8-hour gap between the Genesis Block (January 3, 2009) and Block 1 (January 9, 2009), framing it as one of Bitcoin's enduring unsolved mysteries.