暗合通貨の中の一つの分類にロジャー氏・アーロン氏

暗合通貨の中の一つの分類にロジャー氏・アーロン氏・きっと其れが全てではないとは思いますが…

Among the various categories of cryptocurrencies—and while I imagine this isn't an exhaustive list—there are figures such as Mr. Roger and Mr. Aaron...

実際は国際的な不可解な集団や何故かワンピースのイメージを多用する海外人も少なくはない。※其れがアーロン（政府暗殺説）、ロジャー氏（BTC関連のトレジャー企業の先駆者）そういった日本アニメのワンピース登場キャラを多用する問題が少ないのならいいのですが、其れも加えて海外面での不安はあります。

当時の暗号通貨ビットコイン先駆者達にイメージがあるのはワンピースともしかしたらパイレーツカビリアンですが、決して映画などのように本物の悪者では事を期待したい、ヨーロッパ方面の人々ですね。

参加できなかった2008年代にも当時熱心に聞いてたのは海賊、バイキングの音楽、主役はバイキングに関係がありそうな人々もある、其れがワンピースに関係があるのか不安ですが、以前の日本での暴力団のワンピース犯罪についてはそういった面に詳しい知り合いもおらず、情報が解らずに不透明ですが、日本人の暴力団関係には当然注意が必要でしょう。海外の映画で人気だったパイレーツカビリアンを部屋で聞いてた頃、参加はできなかったのですが

ちょっと一つの方向性の一つとして暗号通貨分野の一部に関連がある可能性がある。ただ悪質な海賊ゲームはできないけど、当時のように既に最高峰のＢＴＣ並みの新しい新世代暗号通貨があれば欲しいですね。

ワンピースも随分以前は見てましたから少年ジャンプで

海賊文化は現代では好ましくは無いものの音楽自体は壮大で好きでしたね。

之が自分ではないが、暗号通貨の開発者達のアーロン氏やロジャー氏という方々の方面では一つの第二世代暗号通貨分野のイメージの一つとして実在する人間と歴史と暗号通貨が伺えます。

In reality, there are quite a few enigmatic international groups—as well as individuals from overseas—who, for some reason, make extensive use of imagery drawn from the *One Piece* series. (This includes figures such as "Arlong"—linked to theories of government assassination—and "Roger"—regarded as a pioneer among treasure-hunting firms in the BTC space.) While it would be fine if this frequent appropriation of characters from the Japanese anime *One Piece* posed no issues, the fact that it occurs at all adds to the general sense of unease regarding the international side of things.

For the pioneers of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency back in those early days, the primary cultural touchstones were *One Piece* and—perhaps—*Pirates of the Caribbean*. However, particularly among those from Europe, the hope is that these figures are not—unlike their cinematic counterparts—actual villains.

Although I was unable to participate in the scene back in 2008, I was at the time an avid listener of music themed around pirates and Vikings; indeed, some of the key figures involved seemed to have connections to Viking culture. I remain unsure whether this bears any relation to *One Piece*; furthermore, regarding past instances of *One Piece*-related criminal activity involving Japanese yakuza syndicates, I lack any acquaintances knowledgeable in that specific area. Consequently, information remains scarce and the situation opaque—though, naturally, one must exercise caution when dealing with any individuals linked to Japanese organized crime. Back when I used to sit in my room listening to the soundtrack of *Pirates of the Caribbean*—a popular film overseas—I was unable to join the movement myself;

However, there is a possibility that this cultural thread constitutes one specific facet—one particular direction—within the broader landscape of the cryptocurrency sector. While I have no desire to engage in malicious "pirate games," if a new, next-generation cryptocurrency were to emerge today—one of the same caliber and excellence as the original Bitcoin—I would certainly be eager to acquire it.

After all, I used to follow *One Piece* quite closely back in the day, reading it in *Weekly Shonen Jump*.

Although pirate culture itself is not generally viewed favorably in the modern era, I have always loved the music associated with it; it feels truly epic and grand.

While this does not necessarily apply to me personally, when observing figures within the cryptocurrency development community—such as those known as "Arlong" or "Roger"—one can discern a distinct cultural motif emerging within the "second-generation" cryptocurrency space: a convergence of real-life individuals, historical context, and the world of cryptocurrency.