Blockchain's hidden agenda: Control over the masses

Have any of you heard of the saying "People respond to incentives"? Blockchain is the best example of this. When I first heard of blockchain, I did not think much of it. This all changed when a friend of mine talked to me about the money making machine that the cryptocurrency market is. This was back in November of 2017, right before the huge jump, all across the market. I started loving it the second that I purchased my first cryptocurrency coin, Litecoin. I started making money right away! After a few days, I started to wonder, who created blockchain and cryptocurrencies? As we all know, bitcoin is the leader in the market and the first cryptocurrency. It is believed to have been created by Satoshi Nakamoto, a single person or a group of individuals. The fact that this person or group of individuals have remained anonymous to this day has blown my mind. In my opinion, cryptocurrencies are an incentive for everyone to begin using blockchain. Why? Very simple. With blockchain, the global log of transactions can only be added to, never deleted or edited. That right there is the key. Every government in the world would love to see what everyone is buying or doing with their cryptocurrencies (Money). With everyone's transactions logged into the blockchain, it will be a lot easier to control the masses. You will essentially be leaving a footprint with everything that you do (If cryptocurrencies become widely adopted). Companies can advertise directly to their consumers, as they will be able to tell what your interests are. If governments around the world create their own cryptocurrencies, everyone that works will have to pay taxes, as you will not be able to cheat the system. As artificial intelligence become smarter, super computers will be able to predict certain human behaviors. The best way for people to adopt something is through incentives. In this market, whatever coins you may have in your procession can be worth a lot more in the future. This individual or group of individuals, who created bitcoin, is/are the elites. We must be careful when it comes to giving up certain rights. Blockchain might be the internet 2.0, however we must tread lightly.