Hmm so after a quick skim of SCW's blogpost it's all "here's how you'd verify a signed message... if I were to provide one which I haven't prepared earlier... which I will... in a future post".
Degree of belief lowering...
Gavin Andresen has a post up saying he believes it's the real deal and has seen the demonstration. I admire him for putting that up. It's a real "in a day or so, my credibility will either be worth millions or nothing" kind of post.
Well I'll wait and see until/if:
1) SCW provides a signed message, preferably more than one.
2) Those in the know verify it checks out.
3) They also answer all the objections someone could reasonably point out (was the message crafted? Could SCW have got the private key by nefarious means? etc).
4) Someone gives a dummies guide for us popcorners to be able to verify for ourselves.
5) I go and do that.
I'm out.
ETA: Hang on, wait a second, not sure if 'not enough coffee' or 'too much coffee'...
In SCW's blogpost, is the idea that Sartre's quote, "If I sign myself Jean-Paul Sartre it is not the same thing as if I sign myself Jean-Paul Sartre, Nobel Prizewinner” is the message to be signed, and "IFdyaWdodCwgaXQgaXMgbm90IHRoZSBzYW1lIGFzIGlmIEkgc2lnbiBDcmFpZyBXcmlnaHQsIFNh
dG9zaGkuCgo=" the signature? And that it's signed with the privkey of the address from which Satoshi sent to Finney in block 9?
Because if so, even a doofus like me could probably figure out how to verify that. It would go quite some way to alleviating my concerns. There'd still be the possibility that SCW is a bad actor that somehow stumbled upon the real Satoshi's privkeys. But IIUC, there's no significant possibility of "message carefully tailored to verify".
I guess I'm saying, "where can I find someone who actually knows this shit?". It's all very well for any of us to bleat "just sign a message with the privkeys" and smugly think we know what we're actually talking about.
Topic: BREAKING NEWS: SATOSHI FINALLY REVEALED! - page 41. (Read 42371 times)
For some real fun, head on over to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Steven_Wright and watch the page get updated in real time via simply employing F5. 
They're goin' fuckin' nuts over there.
Just one of many iterations in the past hour.
They're goin' fuckin' nuts over there.Quote
Craig Steven Wright (born October 1970)[3] is an Australian computer scientist, businessman and the real person behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin.[4].
Just one of many iterations in the past hour.
again and again, people claim to be satoshis before they proof it, this is so basic!:
point number 1-> you proof that you are satoshi by signed message.
point number 2-> you claim that you are satoshi.
why people continue doing the number 2 before the number 1?
point number 1-> you proof that you are satoshi by signed message.
point number 2-> you claim that you are satoshi.
why people continue doing the number 2 before the number 1?
Because people don't have anything that they can use to proof they are really Satoshi.
It's just another lame attempt to create panic or whatever else their intentions are.
again and again, people claim to be satoshis before they proof it, this is so basic!:
point number 1-> you proof that you are satoshi by signed message.
point number 2-> you claim that you are satoshi.
why people continue doing the number 2 before the number 1?
point number 1-> you proof that you are satoshi by signed message.
point number 2-> you claim that you are satoshi.
why people continue doing the number 2 before the number 1?
The man behind the handle Satoshi Nakamoto has died years ago and since then somebody is desperately trying to make the people believe he is still alive and to take over his identity. That's why Craig doesn't show any legit proof. Btw. Mr. Wright, I don't believe in Jon Matonis, but I do believe in the mathematics of GPG and Bitcoin. If you were in fact Satoshi Nakamoto, you would agree and act accordingly. The fact that you don't, is proof enough that you're lying. Fuck you.
+1
Plus the fact it would mean the BBC is telling the truth for the first time in history.
Fuck the BBC (but thanks for the snooker) and fuck you Craig.
Well this time again we are seeking satoshi but i don't believe that person can be satoshi and the story behind is very funny, satoshi will remain mysterious character because nobody knows exactly who is that satoshi real but i am sure that person is not satoshi.
I believe that such an announcement might be disastrous to Bitcoin if he was indeed able to prove himself.
One of the biggest selling points of Bitcoin was the whole "unknown founder" thing which proved that no one controlled the network.
One of the biggest selling points of Bitcoin was the whole "unknown founder" thing which proved that no one controlled the network.
That is bs.
Bitcoin is running without Satoshi for years now and will continue doing so.
Even if Satoshi would be found and put in jail, it won't break the protocol.
Bitcoin will continue to be what it is.Why should people stop using it just because the inventor is suddenly known?
That makes no sense.
We might not need them embracing bitcoin just yet, but we will need them at some point.
Come on! Not again please!
That guy really is an attention whore.
When he is Satoshi, well then I'm Santa Claus.
That dude shall sign a message or just shut tup!!
That guy really is an attention whore.
When he is Satoshi, well then I'm Santa Claus.
That dude shall sign a message or just shut tup!!
"Simulations on his supercomputer show, he says, that blocks could theoretically be as large as 340 gigabytes in a specialised bitcoin network shared by banks and large companies."
And we all know that Satoshi loved banks and big cooperations.
/s
@AGD
indeed
Has someone till now has found any actual signed message by Craig? This news is all over the Indian national News channel(they don't usually show up stuff until they have some solid source).
If they only had the knowledge to differ a valid from an unvalid key. I think it is enough for them when one fiddles around with the keyboard and have some "KEY ACCEPTED" message coming up to have them convinced.
BTW. Gleb, you nailed it once again. Nice to have you here.
if your describe it little i know what are you talking about bitcoin. 
Come on! Not again please!
That guy really is an attention whore.
When he is Satoshi, well then I'm Santa Claus.
That dude shall sign a message or just shut tup!!
That guy really is an attention whore.
When he is Satoshi, well then I'm Santa Claus.
That dude shall sign a message or just shut tup!!
http://themonetaryfuture.blogspot.co.uk/2016/05/how-i-met-satoshi.html
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Then, on June 4th 2015 during a conference, I arranged to meet fellow Bitcoin advocate, Craig Steven Wright, for a cup of coffee at the top floor of the AMP headquarters building in Sydney, Australia. After discussing many technical and economic aspects of the current Bitcoin protocol debates, I returned to my hotel room after an exhausting day. I remember saying to my wife that I had this weird feeling of having just met Satoshi. Of course, I continued the dialogue with Craig in the months after returning from Sydney and leading up to a private proof session in late March 2016.
I believe that such an announcement might be disastrous to Bitcoin if he was indeed able to prove himself.
One of the biggest selling points of Bitcoin was the whole "unknown founder" thing which proved that no one controlled the network.
One of the biggest selling points of Bitcoin was the whole "unknown founder" thing which proved that no one controlled the network.
That is bs.
Bitcoin is running without Satoshi for years now and will continue doing so.
Even if Satoshi would be found and put in jail, it won't break the protocol.
Bitcoin will continue to be what it is.Why should people stop using it just because the inventor is suddenly known?
That makes no sense.
Finally the one and only creator of Bitcoin revealed himself
i guess Dave Kleiman will turn in his grave 
@Nice Try
thx for the info
@Nice Try
thx for the info
It wouldn't surprise me none that it's Dave who first updated the Wikipedia page minutes after the first announcement: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Steven_Wright
Come on! Not again please!
That guy really is an attention whore.
When he is Satoshi, well then I'm Santa Claus.
That dude shall sign a message or just shut tup!!
That guy really is an attention whore.
When he is Satoshi, well then I'm Santa Claus.
That dude shall sign a message or just shut tup!!
I believe that such an announcement might be disastrous to Bitcoin if he was indeed able to prove himself.
One of the biggest selling points of Bitcoin was the whole "unknown founder" thing which proved that no one controlled the network.
One of the biggest selling points of Bitcoin was the whole "unknown founder" thing which proved that no one controlled the network.
i guess Dave Kleiman will turn in his grave
@Nice Try
thx for the info
@Nice Try
thx for the info
Has someone till now has found any actual signed message by Craig? This news is all over the Indian national News channel(they don't usually show up stuff until they have some solid source).
Fortune is playing the role of a parrot: http://fortune.com/2016/05/02/bitcoin-satoshi-wright/
It's copy/paste time now for all the mainstream media.
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Prominent members of the Bitcoin community and its core development team have also confirmed Mr Wright's claim.
Who the hell are these prominent members(I guess Gleb you are one but you don't seem to support him
)? Has someone till now has found any actual signed message by Craig? This news is all over the Indian national News channel(they don't usually show up stuff until they have some solid source).
Fortune is playing the role of a parrot: http://fortune.com/2016/05/02/bitcoin-satoshi-wright/
It's copy/paste time now for all the mainstream media.
There is nothing bad for me or any other if he is really a real Satoshi, but it is necessary that he give some solid proofs, as from that link I am not seeing any proofs, at least he should have a signed message. and also should have to add more about his history.
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