Topic: Do you think Satoshi will ever spend his bitcoins? - page 11. (Read 9416 times)
I think at some point those coins will move. I can't see sitting on that much potential wealth and never moving it. I think if and when they do move it would cause a bit of a panic. If they never move then the owner is a better man then I.
I would expect a lot of people to panic if those coins were moved what do you think? I think it shows that he's moving them for a purpose and then there will be a lot of speculation that he was planning this all a long so he could profit from Bitcoin.
In my opinion, if Satoshi is still alive, he will wait to spend bitcoins untill the adoption will be complete,
there's no reason to spend them if they are increasing in value every year with this ratio.
there's no reason to spend them if they are increasing in value every year with this ratio.
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This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
Maybe
Satoshi cashing out some Bitcoins!!!
i guess he saw the end of bitcoin bubble is very close now, last chance to sell better than nothing
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http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2bu43g/who_mined_the_bitcoin_blocks_in_the_first_three/
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/probably-satoshi-cashing-out-some-bitcoins-712502
The only people I know for sure mining a significant number of bitcoins blocks in the first three weeks were Satoshi and Hal Finney. Is it common knowledge by now that we know who the first early miners were?
I ask because someone who mined blocks between January 29 and February 7, 2009 has been cashing them out over the past nine months. I'm curious how large the list of likely suspects is.
** EDIT ** I have an article pending on 'Let's Talk Bitcoin' which includes all of the raw data. However, here is just one example of what I'm referring to.
https://blockchain.info/address/15coobWGLz5rTPPLwMqDrC848g5rSqgXX1
https://blockchain.info/address/1CgrbzKje66Pcz1egaAnhr7qEGfdk9atS2
https://blockchain.info/address/1KiCeqdXxzTYeq1dDUi6B1265cqFwsihzm
https://blockchain.info/address/14pDPbeBCCn4CoNKc7YZJnJSWnqfoxf1XF
Mined January 30, 2009 then February 4, 2009, then February 6, 2009, then February 7, 2009.
For those who do not know, the very first bitcoin block ever was mined on January 3, 2009
https://blockchain.info/block/000000000019d6689c085ae165831e934ff763ae46a2a6c172b3f1b60a8ce26f
The second one wasn't mined until 6 days later on January 9, 2009:
https://blockchain.info/block/00000000839a8e6886ab5951d76f411475428afc90947ee320161bbf18eb6048
So, any blocks from January 30th are absurdly early in this history of the blockchain and only a handful of people could be responsible for this!
These begin with block #2400!!
All spent/transferred within minutes on February 6, 2014!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And these aren't the only very, very, very, early bitcoin blocks which have been redeemed. There have been a series of them, which is included in the data when the article gets published.
So now we know that the million Bitcoin is not lost and the guy still have control of the wallet, the next thing we need to know is if he will be selling some of that million and how, when and to where otherwise to whom (we might know who is satoshi at the end).
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/probably-satoshi-cashing-out-some-bitcoins-712502
The only people I know for sure mining a significant number of bitcoins blocks in the first three weeks were Satoshi and Hal Finney. Is it common knowledge by now that we know who the first early miners were?
I ask because someone who mined blocks between January 29 and February 7, 2009 has been cashing them out over the past nine months. I'm curious how large the list of likely suspects is.
** EDIT ** I have an article pending on 'Let's Talk Bitcoin' which includes all of the raw data. However, here is just one example of what I'm referring to.
https://blockchain.info/address/15coobWGLz5rTPPLwMqDrC848g5rSqgXX1
https://blockchain.info/address/1CgrbzKje66Pcz1egaAnhr7qEGfdk9atS2
https://blockchain.info/address/1KiCeqdXxzTYeq1dDUi6B1265cqFwsihzm
https://blockchain.info/address/14pDPbeBCCn4CoNKc7YZJnJSWnqfoxf1XF
Mined January 30, 2009 then February 4, 2009, then February 6, 2009, then February 7, 2009.
For those who do not know, the very first bitcoin block ever was mined on January 3, 2009
https://blockchain.info/block/000000000019d6689c085ae165831e934ff763ae46a2a6c172b3f1b60a8ce26f
The second one wasn't mined until 6 days later on January 9, 2009:
https://blockchain.info/block/00000000839a8e6886ab5951d76f411475428afc90947ee320161bbf18eb6048
So, any blocks from January 30th are absurdly early in this history of the blockchain and only a handful of people could be responsible for this!
These begin with block #2400!!
All spent/transferred within minutes on February 6, 2014!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And these aren't the only very, very, very, early bitcoin blocks which have been redeemed. There have been a series of them, which is included in the data when the article gets published.
So now we know that the million Bitcoin is not lost and the guy still have control of the wallet, the next thing we need to know is if he will be selling some of that million and how, when and to where otherwise to whom (we might know who is satoshi at the end).
i guess he saw the end of bitcoin bubble is very close now, last chance to sell better than nothing
So, do you think Satoshi will ever spend his bitcoins?
You can only answer with Yes or No. Got it?
This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
You can only answer with Yes or No. Got it?
This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
No
Yes
Edit: I was just highlighting the fact that there wasn't a maybe.
Edit 2: Fine, I'll change it.
So, do you think Satoshi will ever spend his bitcoins?
You can only answer with Yes or No. Got it?
This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
You can only answer with Yes or No. Got it?
This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
No
Yes
i think he will never do this because he would hurt his own invention. maybe he destroyed the keys of the early mined btc.
So, do you think Satoshi will ever spend his bitcoins?
You can only answer with Yes or No. Got it?
This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
You can only answer with Yes or No. Got it?
This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
No
I don't think he is going to use them. The system is not anonymous enough and he has too many to use a mixer effectively.
Maybe if Tor wasn't under suspicion of being compromised he could use his coins to run an anonymous mixer (coins come in, get mixed around with his) providing him with some anonymity but that also would draw legal attention for laundering.
I think it will be his next of kin that ultimately benefit.
Maybe if Tor wasn't under suspicion of being compromised he could use his coins to run an anonymous mixer (coins come in, get mixed around with his) providing him with some anonymity but that also would draw legal attention for laundering.
I think it will be his next of kin that ultimately benefit.
He's got unlimited funding basically for new projects... I think he's thinking up new ideas for his money rather than planning on reaping the rewards.
Satoshi is a creator, he dreamed up bitcoin and went ahead and created it. It's only a matter of time before he releases something new whether it be a success or failure. Who knows maybe he's already behind big projects but under new alias'
I don't think he is going to use them. The system is not anonymous enough and he has too many to use a mixer effectively.
Maybe if Tor wasn't under suspicion of being compromised he could use his coins to run an anonymous mixer (coins come in, get mixed around with his) providing him with some anonymity but that also would draw legal attention for laundering.
I think it will be his next of kin that ultimately benefit.
Maybe if Tor wasn't under suspicion of being compromised he could use his coins to run an anonymous mixer (coins come in, get mixed around with his) providing him with some anonymity but that also would draw legal attention for laundering.
I think it will be his next of kin that ultimately benefit.
It will cause a lot of controversy that's for sure. He's already in hiding since it's so big...
By selling his coins he basically throws away all of the credit for his work as it simply says that he would rather a fiat currency.
Do you mean exchange or spend as in send his bitcoins to other addresses
By selling his coins he basically throws away all of the credit for his work as it simply says that he would rather a fiat currency.
Do you mean exchange or spend as in send his bitcoins to other addresses
i don't really know. i just hope satoshi isn't a greedy guy and doesn't care about the money.. and decided to see what his donating money for certain causes would or could change the world.
He has already started to shape the future of the financial world
i don't really know. i just hope satoshi isn't a greedy guy and doesn't care about the money.. and decided to see what his donating money for certain causes would or could change the world.
So, do you think Satoshi will ever spend his bitcoins?
You can only answer with Yes or No on the poll. Got it?
This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
You can only answer with Yes or No on the poll. Got it?
This is going to be very interesting to see the results.
The reason there isn't a "maybe" is so that we can get a definite answer.
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