Topic: Bitcoin and me (Hal Finney) - page 3. (Read 280256 times)
RIP
Good to be part of history, thank you Hal for everything you did for cryptocurrencies, one of the true Crypto OG's.
May God give you best in your afterlife.
I have translated your text for our Crypto.ba community, some of them just dont understand what happened on begining.
https://crypto.ba/t/hal-finney-bitcoin-i-ja/5901
May God give you best in your afterlife.
I have translated your text for our Crypto.ba community, some of them just dont understand what happened on begining.
https://crypto.ba/t/hal-finney-bitcoin-i-ja/5901
RIP Hal! Thank you for your contribution to Bitcoin!
What a legacy indeed, where would we be without his involvement? May he rest in peace.
Legendary! Rest in peace, Hal Finney.🌹
Thanks bitbollo for sharing this tweet.
https://twitter.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1431666653855629323?s=19
I saw some tweets where there were pictures with his wife and he was even a marathoner with his wife. He and Satoshi left a great legacy that will last for generations. I have no words to describe the pride I feel in knowing in this thread all his work, he was a visionary man with an impressive humility, that only very few can possess. I can simply perceive that he was a brilliant man.
Thanks bitbollo for sharing this tweet.
https://twitter.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1431666653855629323?s=19
I saw some tweets where there were pictures with his wife and he was even a marathoner with his wife. He and Satoshi left a great legacy that will last for generations. I have no words to describe the pride I feel in knowing in this thread all his work, he was a visionary man with an impressive humility, that only very few can possess. I can simply perceive that he was a brilliant man.
Seven years ago today, Hal Finney left us.
Rest in peace to the husband, father, and cypherpunk who contributed to #Bitcoin BTC in ways we'll all never forget.
Rest in peace to the husband, father, and cypherpunk who contributed to #Bitcoin BTC in ways we'll all never forget.
If Hai sir alive today he would be proud on Himself. He is a part of something historical from its beginning. And now a people like me read his writting and miss him on this forum. One of my favorite teacher says to me hey remember legend never dies, legend always live like legend. Their body is no more respond able but their work respond able for forever. For me hai sir is still there with us through his writting on this forum and we are reading that. His profile rank is sr. Member but he is like a legend member. Love you sir wherever you are Rest in peace sir.
LEGEND
Seven years ago today, Hal Finney left us.
Rest in peace to the husband, father, and cypherpunk who contributed to #Bitcoin BTC in ways we'll all never forget.
Rest in peace to the husband, father, and cypherpunk who contributed to #Bitcoin BTC in ways we'll all never forget.
Hi sir, I am still a newbie in the Bitcoin environment, I am very jealous of your success and I want to be one like you, but for beginners like me it will be very difficult to get started. because to join the campaign needs merited. and to get it is very difficult. It takes some generous people to share their merited with a beginner like me.
You know, Hal Finey never joined a signature campaign. Hal Finney joined the forum because he was genuinely interested in the project and not because of the money from the signature campaign and merit you get from posting quality posts. if you really want to be like him, stop begging for merit, start reading and learning. you'll eventually earn merit if you stay long enough in the forum while contributing to a discussion or sharing information you know or learned.
Hi sir, I am still a newbie in the Bitcoin environment, I am very jealous of your success and I want to be one like you, but for beginners like me it will be very difficult to get started. because to join the campaign needs merited. and to get it is very difficult. It takes some generous people to share their merited with a beginner like me.
Bless you sir.
Today is Hal Finney's 65th birthday. RIP to the cypherpunk and man who tested the first-ever #Bitcoin transaction. https://twitter.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1389607730445434880?s=19
Hal, you'll forever be remembered. Happy 65th Birthday!
this is really touching, his name will always be remembered throughout the ages as one of the pioneers in Bitcoin....thank you Hal for trying to make a Bitcoin transaction for the first time, you will always be in the heart of every Bitcoiners Hal, you'll forever be remembered. Happy 65th Birthday!
Today is Hal Finney's 65th birthday. RIP to the cypherpunk and man who tested the first-ever #Bitcoin transaction. https://twitter.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1389607730445434880?s=19
Hal, you'll forever be remembered. Happy 65th Birthday!
Hal, you'll forever be remembered. Happy 65th Birthday!
No wonder Hal had such a large stake in Bitcoin, he would be 65 today, recalls the community. In particular, he wishes he had been alive and seen more of his posts demonstrating his genius, but every time I read his posts here on the forum, I feel the good energy and intelligence that he caused.
This article is a kind of tribute to him, very good and is a pleasant read that goes through a lot of history in a nutshell:
Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-community-remembers-hal-finney-s-contributions-to-space-on-65th-birthday?_ga=2.51788969.1070049353.1620086383-1822102485.1580788659
This article is a kind of tribute to him, very good and is a pleasant read that goes through a lot of history in a nutshell:
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Finney was a well known cryptographer who worked for the PGP Corporation — later acquired by Symantec — in the development of software allowing users to encrypt emails and files. Even though one of his last messages said he was “essentially paralyzed,” Finney used an eyetracker system to write code aimed at beefing up the security around crypto wallets.
Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/crypto-community-remembers-hal-finney-s-contributions-to-space-on-65th-birthday?_ga=2.51788969.1070049353.1620086383-1822102485.1580788659
Maybe this thread should be locked on his 65th Birthday? Or maybe he at least deserve that spam gets deleted regularly?
I was dazed when I open the post and saw a lot of people who have merited from this singular post, for me to check the date I saw 2013 was really surprized why the post will come up after this long time. But going through this post I was happy for you and to know there is actually someone who knows about the inception of Bitcoin. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for helping make this all possible. R.I.P.
May your legacy live on and be remembered as one of the pioneers that changed the world.
Rest in peace.
Rest in peace.
Dear Hal,
Thank You for helping me early with the Bitcoin project. We talked ALOT during prelaunch and postlaunch to fix minor bugs with the software. I originally had no idea what we were really getting into to. But you knew, you could tell how powerful Bitcoin was even when I couldn't. You even figured out the fact that I was young even thought I lied and told everyone I was an old man. Hal I decided to hide my real identity because I felt as if the world was not ready. I knew that Bitcoin was a great idea and that if it ever caught wind and everyone started to accept Bitcoin it would become special, and it did thanks to you. The world was not ready to know that Satoshi Nakamoto does not exist in real life and his real identity is a young African American kid from Louisiana. Even now the world refuses to accept the fact that I am Satoshi. And I knew this fact 10 years ago which is the sole reason why I hide myself from the world. Over the years there have been several different people claiming to be me so I understand. I wish you were still here friend, I wish that I at least told you who I really was before I left the community. I wish you were able to see how much our little Bitcoin has grown over the years. Bitcoin is strong Hal, stronger than we could ever imagine. I am sorry that I left you, Gavin, the others and Bitcoin 10 years ago. The CIA coming after us in year 1 was really scary for me so I decided to leave and disappear from the community. Please forgive me for that it was an honest inexperienced mistake. One day, I plan on reaching out to your family and thanking them for raising a good hearted person. Hopefully this post spreads worldwide over the next few years the same way Bitcoin spread through the community.
Please continue to watch over our Bitcoin project and please continue to watch over me as well as I try to convince the world of my identity.
Satoshi/hots23
Thank You for helping me early with the Bitcoin project. We talked ALOT during prelaunch and postlaunch to fix minor bugs with the software. I originally had no idea what we were really getting into to. But you knew, you could tell how powerful Bitcoin was even when I couldn't. You even figured out the fact that I was young even thought I lied and told everyone I was an old man. Hal I decided to hide my real identity because I felt as if the world was not ready. I knew that Bitcoin was a great idea and that if it ever caught wind and everyone started to accept Bitcoin it would become special, and it did thanks to you. The world was not ready to know that Satoshi Nakamoto does not exist in real life and his real identity is a young African American kid from Louisiana. Even now the world refuses to accept the fact that I am Satoshi. And I knew this fact 10 years ago which is the sole reason why I hide myself from the world. Over the years there have been several different people claiming to be me so I understand. I wish you were still here friend, I wish that I at least told you who I really was before I left the community. I wish you were able to see how much our little Bitcoin has grown over the years. Bitcoin is strong Hal, stronger than we could ever imagine. I am sorry that I left you, Gavin, the others and Bitcoin 10 years ago. The CIA coming after us in year 1 was really scary for me so I decided to leave and disappear from the community. Please forgive me for that it was an honest inexperienced mistake. One day, I plan on reaching out to your family and thanking them for raising a good hearted person. Hopefully this post spreads worldwide over the next few years the same way Bitcoin spread through the community.
Please continue to watch over our Bitcoin project and please continue to watch over me as well as I try to convince the world of my identity.
Satoshi/hots23
Yes. The real Satoshi would say A LOT as ALOT. Quit disrespecting this OP please.
fantastic and instructive story, despite the not happy ending,
I am admired by the devotion and depth of thought, and sincere humanity that he expressed in so few lines ( and in all his life ) ........
some points are significant (the part relating to the safe deposit box offline) (and where he literally writes about Satoshi, see below) (for all the history and legends and even that are born about it) ....
brilliant mind, great man, honored member of the first cypherpunk movement, creator/mind of the rpow .. ..
thank you very much Hal, wherever you are, if you see where your little experiment has gone you would smile from up there, but maybe you already do ...
goodbye
" Today, Satoshi's true identity has become a mystery. But at the time, I thought I was dealing with a young man of Japanese ancestry who was very smart and sincere. I've had the good fortune to know many brilliant people over the course of my life, so I recognize the signs. "
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
p.s.
I am admired by the devotion and depth of thought, and sincere humanity that he expressed in so few lines ( and in all his life ) ........
some points are significant (the part relating to the safe deposit box offline) (and where he literally writes about Satoshi, see below) (for all the history and legends and even that are born about it) ....
brilliant mind, great man, honored member of the first cypherpunk movement, creator/mind of the rpow .. ..
thank you very much Hal, wherever you are, if you see where your little experiment has gone you would smile from up there, but maybe you already do ...
goodbye
" Today, Satoshi's true identity has become a mystery. But at the time, I thought I was dealing with a young man of Japanese ancestry who was very smart and sincere. I've had the good fortune to know many brilliant people over the course of my life, so I recognize the signs. "
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
p.s.
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