Craig Wright, the controversial figure who claims to be Bitcoin's creator, is once again stirring debate by asserting that "BTC" and "Bitcoin" should be distinguished. Wright argues that the current Bitcoin network has strayed from its original vision, becoming reliant on intermediaries like Coinbase and the Lightning Network. He contrasts this with "Bitcoin Satoshi's Vision" (BSV), which he promotes as a true peer-to-peer network without third-party involvement. Wright's renewed push comes in response to billionaire Ray Dalio's criticism of Bitcoin, particularly its transparency and traceability, which Dalio believes are at odds with central banks' interests. Despite Wright's efforts to leverage Dalio's authority, the market capitalization of BSV remains low, while Bitcoin continues to dominate as the leading digital asset, bolstered by institutional support and spot ETFs.