Bitcoin News Today: Has Bitcoin Stayed True to Satoshi? AI-Driven Report Reveals Global Doubts

In a bid to bridge artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency, Bitget, the world's largest Universal Exchange (UEX), launched its 2025 Ask Satoshi Global Report, revealing the questions crypto users worldwide would pose to Bitcoin's enigmatic creator if given the chance. The initiative, part of Bitget's AskSatoshiWithGetAgent campaign, invited users to "speak" to Satoshi Nakamoto through GetAgent, Bitget's AI-powered crypto assistant, to mark the 17th anniversary of the Bitcoin Whitepaper. Over 10,000 participants from 90 countries submitted more than 30,000 questions, offering a rare glimpse into the evolving priorities of the global crypto community, according to a Bitget report.

The report highlights a shift in focus from speculative trading to deeper philosophical inquiries about Bitcoin's purpose. Nearly 40% of questions centered on whether Bitcoin has remained true to its original ideals, with users exploring themes of decentralization, trust, and the evolution of digital money. Common queries included whether Bitcoin still reflects Satoshi's intent, whether the creator would embrace AI, and why he chose to disappear. Regional nuances emerged, with Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Europe showing vibrant participation. Notably, 75% of English-language questions came from non-English-speaking countries, underscoring how AI tools like GetAgent are breaking language barriers in crypto education, as noted in a Cryptopolitan article.

AI adoption and trading behavior showed clear parallels. Ninety percent of core GetAgent users executed trades within the past 30 days, with 75% active in the last week. Peak trading and GetAgent usage occurred between 10 PM and midnight, suggesting growing reliance on AI for real-time market support. Daytime interactions leaned toward education and strategy planning, highlighting GetAgent's dual role as both a trading partner and learning tool, as reported in a CoinEdition piece.

User behavior also diverged by experience level. VIP users engaged with advanced features like K-line charts and customized queries on hedging and macro trends, while regular users preferred suggested prompts to deepen understanding. These patterns reflect how GetAgent adapts to user maturity and market exposure.

Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, emphasized that the report signals a maturing crypto audience. "Users are asking profound questions about purpose, not just price," she said, noting that AI-enabled interactions with "Satoshi" have globalized the conversation around Bitcoin's fundamentals. The report also positions Bitget's Universal Exchange model as a platform where traders engage not only with markets but with the ideas shaping finance. Co-authored with GetAgent, the report leverages the AI assistant's analytical depth to uncover cultural nuances and global sentiment.

Bitget's strategic partnerships, including collaborations with UNICEF for blockchain education and its role as the exclusive crypto partner of MotoGP™, further underscore its mission to democratize access to crypto and AI-driven tools. As the industry evolves, the report suggests that AI will play an increasingly pivotal role in shaping how users interact with blockchain technology.

Bitget's Ask Satoshi Report finds users fixated on Bitcoin's purpose, not just price.