A lawyer has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), demanding they disclose information regarding the identity of Bitcoin’s creator. Murphy cites a 2020 DOJ report that labeled “Satoshi Nakamoto” as Bitcoin’s inventor, pushing for transparency on this long-standing mystery. He argues his Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request was ignored, and the agency must release any documents regarding the identity of this enigmatic figure known only by their pseudonym. 2020 DOJ report lists “Satoshi Nakamoto” as Bitcoin’s inventor, not as a theory but a fact. This has ignited discussion across the crypto world, which remains divided on whether Satoshi is a single person, a group, or even alive today. The lawsuit further underscores Murphy’s dedication to defending crypto companies and pushing back against government overreach. He believes the public deserves access to this information if DHS possesses it, potentially revolutionizing legal cases and financial regulations. Despite the challenges, Murphy isn’t backing down. He is known for defending crypto businesses and speaking out against excessive governmental control. The case’s outcome remains uncertain as the government could claim withheld information is classified or related to national security. Nonetheless, Murphy continues his fight for greater transparency in the crypto sphere.