Topic: Hal Finney's Bitcoin and me podcast on Coindesk (Read 127 times)

I do believe Hal Finney was one of the member who created bitcoin. He could be the key to the Satoshi Nakamoto reveal series that has been talk in here over and over again. But whatever bitcoin has now with the creator should not be disclosed. Privacy means everything even to the ordinary people like us how much more could be more important for them who had been created such wonderful system.

In regards to the Hal Finney written post, I have read it before and was totally amazed how he had much love bitcoin. He was proud based on what he told in the post that he was the first to run bitcoin client at the time.

See now how much money could Hal Finney and his heirs could have with his luck and interest towards bitcoin. I think his heirs now are enjoying the benefit of one of the most lucky person on earth to found bitcoin at early of its stage.

Bitcoin now surprises everyone with the current demand for it and the people who made downloads over bitcoin client. The surge to get more bitcoin as indicator that one day bitcoin will be adapted by all the bitcoiners believing that this decentralized digital currency is a balance to fiat currency in which we can have the freedom to move our money without having third party and without being monitored by those watchdog (the government) who always made issues with our money, taking taxes,  and even our very own identities.

Hal Finney was really one of the Luckiest bitcoiner to found bitcoin system.

Not everything. If you understand the difference in the podcast and the introduction article. It is misleading and inaccurate. The author can mention the day March 19, 2013 and eight years exactly from that day is March 21, 2021. The article is totally correct if it was released exactly on March 19, 2021, not March 21, 2021. The article was not updated or edited after the releasing time.

It is a small inaccuracy in the article. One or two days don't change our lives but a perfect accuracy need it.

Everything there are accurate, you really need to listen to the begining of the podcast (the introductory part) as March 19, 2013 was clearly stated.


It was published on coindesk on Sunday, which makes it accurate, nothing is inaccurate there but you just get it wrongly.

The podcast was released on CoinDesk yesterday and if you did not know about Hal Finney and this story, please listen to the podcast and read the original topic on this forum: Bitcoin and me (Hal Finney)

One inaccurate detail from the podcast
The topic was written on March 19, 2013, 08:40:02 PM, not on March 21, 2013 and last edit on 25 March, 2013. Anyway, it is a small inaccuracy.

The podcast is short, only 8 minutes so go listening it.