The TOR network was invented in that way, and it is and has always been useful to everyone who wish to be anonymous. The only reason they would do something like that is to allow themselves to hide in plain sight. That's also the only thing they could do, tracking or shutting it down is simply impossible. There's no back doors.

Problem with that theory is that before Bitcoin there's been multiple attempt to create decentralized digital money. Often by the same group of people, lot's of mathematicians, programmers and freedom promoters. Every single time they've released something, they've been assassinated, thrown in prison or "suicided". Why? Because A the globalist banking cartel don't like competition, and B their previous attempts involved centralized parts which means the system wouldn't be able to run on it's own.

This is where Bitcoin and other decentralized crypto's are different, only the code where released, there's no spokesperson behind or anything, just people finding the code, reviewing it, compiling it and launching a node which connects to the network. Everything else has evolved around it naturally based on needs. There was a need for a market, someone created it, then a need for exchanges to fiat, someone created it, and bam before you know it a whole ecosystem had evolved.

It doesn't matter who wrote the original code, it works, and it has been proven to work for over a decade.