Please can you provide some links and transaction Id's Most of us here are interested.
From what news source did you got your info.
I think it's just a pioneer that is moving his Bitcoins or it's just an exchange site.
Topic: Did Satoshi Nakamoto transact 3000pcs bitcoin to test SW today? (Read 1161 times)
December 02, 2017, 02:39:26 AM
How are people reading about this but nobody can provide a link? If Satoshi's coins were being moved we'd know about it from more sources than these vague posts.
I know right. I searched for a link to validate this but there is nothing anywhere. So this is fud being spread by people that don't like the bullish run bitcoin has been on or is it actually really posted on some crypto news that i have yet to be able to find? If anyone here can post some links please i would very much like to read about this. Thanks
December 02, 2017, 02:11:44 AM
all can be
December 02, 2017, 02:06:57 AM
Reviewed a news from webo.com that "Satoshi Nakamoto seemly transacted 3000pcs bitcoin to test SW today".
If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
Doubt it's Nakamoto, probably someone who found their info who was involved with the community a long time ago and is now interested in cashing out sometime soon, or to test something as was said. But I do not believe Nakamoto is back since all those addresses are just part of those found for mining rewards in the early days of the network. Each of them outputs 50 BTC, that's about right for someone who was receiving full block rewards.If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
Good for them. I hope they know what they want to do with their money, even if it never leaves the blockchain.
December 02, 2017, 01:58:05 AM
How are people reading about this but nobody can provide a link? If Satoshi's coins were being moved we'd know about it from more sources than these vague posts.
December 02, 2017, 01:42:14 AM
Reviewed a news from webo.com that "Satoshi Nakamoto seemly transacted 3000pcs bitcoin to test SW today".
If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
We require a demonstrate in light of the fact that in the event that we are having demonstrated then we can trust. This is new site it may be phony or something unique? Like I'm confounded would you be able to reveal to me that it is reality or we are simply envisioning? Bitcoin is giving a great deal chances to us. On the off chance that Satoshi has demonstrated some character then we require demonstrate in light of the fact that he has concealed his self. If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
August 31, 2017, 08:54:55 AM
I think not one satoshi had such an accumulation, if you remember the British who was looking for his hard drive with 15,000 BTC.
August 31, 2017, 06:28:14 AM
it surely was not satoshi
August 31, 2017, 04:21:34 AM
Bitcoin is now very popular and so it is a lot of rumors. I don't know what to believe, what not. I do not believe any messages. My relationship with bitcoin are based solely on my own thoughts. Perhaps this applies to undermine the credibility of bitcoin and his team.
August 31, 2017, 04:14:42 AM
I think Satoshi is wise not to ever touch his bitcoins. It will ruin his life. People will search for him at the smallest rumor of his activity. If he ever wanted publicity, he could of get it by now. His coins will probably move after his death, most probably charitable donations.
August 31, 2017, 04:01:15 AM
Looks like some very old miners are consolidating his address into a new shiny segwit addresses.
Whoever he is, he is a lucky one to mine 50BTC blocks reward back in Jan. 2010.
As we can not prove who he is, we perhaps will never know.
Whoever he is, he is a lucky one to mine 50BTC blocks reward back in Jan. 2010.
As we can not prove who he is, we perhaps will never know.
The only way we could know who that is is if when he sends all these to an exchange, the exchange getting hacked and all the information getting released. Since exchanges are centralized and they save everyone's data somewhere, it could be easy to see who was getting these massive amounts of money out. It would require maximum verification levels so the dox would be easy, since you would need an ID picture to get that kind of money out of any exchange.
August 30, 2017, 07:08:56 AM
Reviewed a news from webo.com that "Satoshi Nakamoto seemly transacted 3000pcs bitcoin to test SW today".
If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
I don't think its the man himself. Maybe some big entity or early adopters or even a miners trying to claim BCC. Maybe he just waited for everything to be settled down before making his move. And I don't think him moving large amount doesn't affect the market price in a negative way. Maybe he decided that hey, its free money, I might as well take and cash it out and have a vacation. LOL.
August 30, 2017, 06:45:59 AM
Or someone just wanted to claim their BitCH coins?
Even at current exchange rates, 3000 BitCHes are worth more than 350 BTC. That's 1.6 million USD.
This might be a possible reason and I cant directly say if its satoshi or one of the earliest adopters or miners. Knowing that 3k BTC is just small to have for the founder of Bitcoin. If its one of the adopters then we cant do anything about it if hed open his own wallet and claim those BCH and as being calculated its a million usd and who wouldn't mind on that amount,no one right? Even at current exchange rates, 3000 BitCHes are worth more than 350 BTC. That's 1.6 million USD.
August 30, 2017, 06:26:17 AM
Looks like some very old miners are consolidating his address into a new shiny segwit addresses.
Whoever he is, he is a lucky one to mine 50BTC blocks reward back in Jan. 2010.
As we can not prove who he is, we perhaps will never know.
Whoever he is, he is a lucky one to mine 50BTC blocks reward back in Jan. 2010.
As we can not prove who he is, we perhaps will never know.
August 30, 2017, 05:53:19 AM
Just out of curiosity, is there a compiled list of Bitcoin addresses 'verified' to be owned by Satoshi?
i don't think so.
there are some addresses like the first transaction ever in bitcoin (where Satoshi send bitcoin to Hal Finney) which we know clearly belong to Satoshi but anything else is a pure guess because any of the early blocks may belong to anyone who mined any block in early days.
August 30, 2017, 05:48:05 AM
Reviewed a news from webo.com that "Satoshi Nakamoto seemly transacted 3000pcs bitcoin to test SW today".
If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
I am sure that the news is not true
and will not affect the current bitcoin price
all I know is just an early miner.
August 30, 2017, 05:34:33 AM
Just out of curiosity, is there a compiled list of Bitcoin addresses 'verified' to be owned by Satoshi?
August 30, 2017, 05:25:39 AM
Reviewed a news from webo.com that "Satoshi Nakamoto seemly transacted 3000pcs bitcoin to test SW today".
If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
For sure if that is true, it will influence a lot on the current bitcoin price because it will cause a major dump today making history repeat itself. We will see a 2013 like dump if news was really a fact but it seems to me that it is yet another FUD by someone who wants to get btc's price down. It seems to me that the transaction mentioned is just a transaction of someone wanting to test segwit or someone who wants to claim bch.If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
It's not true... it's just an early miner. It points out to January 26th 2010, so it must have been a pretty early miner. I wonder if the Craig Steven Wright history is right, I mean the miner part. I don't believe for a second he is Satoshi, but since scammers always tell half truths, it could be true that he was mining Bitcoin since early on, which he claimed to.
I would like to see some data about this, as in a graph that shows the amount of miners over time during the early period, or at least different IP's since we can't know anything else but the IPs that were mining back then.
Reviewed a news from webo.com that "Satoshi Nakamoto seemly transacted 3000pcs bitcoin to test SW today".
If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
For sure if that is true, it will influence a lot on the current bitcoin price because it will cause a major dump today making history repeat itself. We will see a 2013 like dump if news was really a fact but it seems to me that it is yet another FUD by someone who wants to get btc's price down. It seems to me that the transaction mentioned is just a transaction of someone wanting to test segwit or someone who wants to claim bch. If it is true, will it influence the current Bitcoin market?
At the time there were not a lot of miners, so it is plausible that this entity mined several blocks in a day (which they did, the coins were often from several blocks mined in the same day).
It was not necessarily satoshi, just any miner.
It's plausible that this entity either moved their coins to a SW-compatible wallet for some reason, or it's plausible that this entity is trying to split their BTC and BCH.
It was not necessarily satoshi, just any miner.
It's plausible that this entity either moved their coins to a SW-compatible wallet for some reason, or it's plausible that this entity is trying to split their BTC and BCH.
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