There might be some reasons for satoshi to stay away from the crowd. (should be large enough)
Satoshi if still exist is sure to have proof to prove his identity and can be a huge celebrity at current time.
But still he's not doing it.
Conclusion- the person or the team is classified project of any powerful agency(government?).
Topic: How many of you believe in Satoshi? If not, please tell me why. (Read 779 times)
August 31, 2017, 02:37:28 AM
http://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/posts/bitcointalk/188/[url=http://It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.]
It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.
Update: I hope @Theymos can tell me his opinion. In my opinion, Satoshi was great enough that he wouldn't leave this forum --- such important resource --- to a person who would betray his vision later without any resonable explanation. Although I see Theymos as Bitcoin Judas, but at least please tell me why he changed his mind. Or he saw Satoshi's vision as shit from the beginning?
It's very clear in Satoshi's vision: 1st layer for the internet of money, 2nd layer for other complicated application such as smart contract.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.]
It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.
Update: I hope @Theymos can tell me his opinion. In my opinion, Satoshi was great enough that he wouldn't leave this forum --- such important resource --- to a person who would betray his vision later without any resonable explanation. Although I see Theymos as Bitcoin Judas, but at least please tell me why he changed his mind. Or he saw Satoshi's vision as shit from the beginning?
It's very clear in Satoshi's vision: 1st layer for the internet of money, 2nd layer for other complicated application such as smart contract.
I still believe in satoshi, well i'm hoping because i have been visiting the faucet now for a while and starting to gain and build my satoshis. It's taking too long but i'm hoping that it's worth the wait. And i could not just hope anymore but belive and trust satoshi.
August 30, 2017, 12:23:44 AM
http://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/posts/bitcointalk/188/[url=http://It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.]
It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.
Update: I hope @Theymos can tell me his opinion. In my opinion, Satoshi was great enough that he wouldn't leave this forum --- such important resource --- to a person who would betray his vision later without any resonable explanation. Although I see Theymos as Bitcoin Judas, but at least please tell me why he changed his mind. Or he saw Satoshi's vision as shit from the beginning?
It's very clear in Satoshi's vision: 1st layer for the internet of money, 2nd layer for other complicated application such as smart contract.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.]
It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.
Update: I hope @Theymos can tell me his opinion. In my opinion, Satoshi was great enough that he wouldn't leave this forum --- such important resource --- to a person who would betray his vision later without any resonable explanation. Although I see Theymos as Bitcoin Judas, but at least please tell me why he changed his mind. Or he saw Satoshi's vision as shit from the beginning?
It's very clear in Satoshi's vision: 1st layer for the internet of money, 2nd layer for other complicated application such as smart contract.
I still believe in satoshi, well i'm hoping because i have been visiting the faucet now for a while and starting to gain and build my satoshis. It's taking too long but i'm hoping that it's worth the wait. And i could not just hope anymore but belive and trust satoshi.
Don't know about any of that drama in the OP, but I was not here in 2009-10, and there's a part of me that really thinks "Satoshi" is part of the US government and that bitcoin was created in response to the banking meltdown of 2008-09. We were almost going to be in economic armageddon, where ATMs would not spit out cash and banks would be closed. No checking, no debit cards, zippo.
What would have been the perfect solution in that case would be to create a form of money that would operate independent of banks--and then we got bitcoin! Could just be a huge coincidence, but whatever part of my brain is involved in believing in conspiracies thinks this. And it never did get as bad as it could have, so there's that.
Whether bitcoin is following Satoshi's view of it, who knows? I don't claim to understand the mechanics of bitcoin, just like I don't understand banking.
What would have been the perfect solution in that case would be to create a form of money that would operate independent of banks--and then we got bitcoin! Could just be a huge coincidence, but whatever part of my brain is involved in believing in conspiracies thinks this. And it never did get as bad as it could have, so there's that.
Whether bitcoin is following Satoshi's view of it, who knows? I don't claim to understand the mechanics of bitcoin, just like I don't understand banking.
To entertain this line of thought, I think the creators supersede government. It's a literal attempt at a unified, decentralized global financial system. As such it would protect power brokers far better than any government ever could. Think Bilderberg Group.
I am over core.
I just want larger on-chain scaling options + I want all transaction under 10,000 satoshi banned. They have almost no value currently and are not needed for BTC to funcition at all.
I just want larger on-chain scaling options + I want all transaction under 10,000 satoshi banned. They have almost no value currently and are not needed for BTC to funcition at all.
Don't know about any of that drama in the OP, but I was not here in 2009-10, and there's a part of me that really thinks "Satoshi" is part of the US government and that bitcoin was created in response to the banking meltdown of 2008-09. We were almost going to be in economic armageddon, where ATMs would not spit out cash and banks would be closed. No checking, no debit cards, zippo.
What would have been the perfect solution in that case would be to create a form of money that would operate independent of banks--and then we got bitcoin! Could just be a huge coincidence, but whatever part of my brain is involved in believing in conspiracies thinks this. And it never did get as bad as it could have, so there's that.
Whether bitcoin is following Satoshi's view of it, who knows? I don't claim to understand the mechanics of bitcoin, just like I don't understand banking.
What would have been the perfect solution in that case would be to create a form of money that would operate independent of banks--and then we got bitcoin! Could just be a huge coincidence, but whatever part of my brain is involved in believing in conspiracies thinks this. And it never did get as bad as it could have, so there's that.
Whether bitcoin is following Satoshi's view of it, who knows? I don't claim to understand the mechanics of bitcoin, just like I don't understand banking.
Satoshi isn't important. He decided not to be. He created Bitcoin and then left it to run on its own and be truly decentralized.
Correct, satoshi is not important for the project, what it is important is the project itself, bitcoin, that is his legacy, I do not care who he is or why he did it, the important thing is that he did it and for that I’m grateful. 
Satoshi nakamoto has created a big thing in the world of crypto so we can use because tecnologi. I believe in satoshi 
He did created a big thing, but I think this opens up a new idea to someone who are looking at bitcoin the different way. All we've ever done was to earn desperately bitcoin and ourselves money. I am not a type of person who can understand these article or post but all I know that Satoshi did not leave bitcoin without great reason. Maybe because if he didn't, bitcoin will never be a big thing that may change bitcoin as a centralized digital currency.
http://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/posts/bitcointalk/188/[url=http://It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.]
It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.
Update: I hope @Theymos can tell me his opinion. In my opinion, Satoshi was great enough that he wouldn't leave this forum --- such important resource --- to a person who would betray his vision later without any resonable explanation. Although I see Theymos as Bitcoin Judas, but at least please tell me why he changed his mind. Or he saw Satoshi's vision as shit from the beginning?
It's very clear in Satoshi's vision: 1st layer for the internet of money, 2nd layer for other complicated application such as smart contract.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.]
It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.
Update: I hope @Theymos can tell me his opinion. In my opinion, Satoshi was great enough that he wouldn't leave this forum --- such important resource --- to a person who would betray his vision later without any resonable explanation. Although I see Theymos as Bitcoin Judas, but at least please tell me why he changed his mind. Or he saw Satoshi's vision as shit from the beginning?
It's very clear in Satoshi's vision: 1st layer for the internet of money, 2nd layer for other complicated application such as smart contract.
Few people have vision, Most people are followers.
Some followers may have great technical skills and create wonders under the leadership of a visionary but then turn it all to shit when the visionary leaves and is not around to give them directions.
It happens all the time
Satoshi nakamoto has created a big thing in the world of crypto so we can use because tecnologi. I believe in satoshi
Believe in Satoshi Nakamoto is necessary in the sense that the world of digital currency still somebody created. This world is not perfect, but it is being perfected. The events of August 1 confirm this. If bitcoin successfully passes this test, it will lead to its further recognition and attraction of additional investors and users. Whoever was behind Satoshi, he did a great thing.
There have been hundreds of self proclaimed / discovered "Satoshi's" since I've been on these forums for years. He's kind of taken on a "Jesus" persona, where as in, even if the real "Satoshi" was to arrive and proclaim himself, no one would believe it.
Satoshi isn't important. He decided not to be. He created Bitcoin and then left it to run on its own and be truly decentralized.
I don't necessarily believe in the name "Satoshi Nakomoto". Seems fake-ish to me. Also, considering the desire to remain anonymous, it would only make more sense that this is a fake name.
With that said, I do believe 1 person created the Bitcoin infrastructure or at least came up with the white paper, as we know it. From there, it all just snowballed to where we are today.
With that said, I do believe 1 person created the Bitcoin infrastructure or at least came up with the white paper, as we know it. From there, it all just snowballed to where we are today.
Is this a joke?
Did Maxwell and Theymos claim that Satoshi was an idiot? No. If they did they wouldn't be involved in Bitcoin.
Did Maxwell and Theymos claim that Satoshi was an idiot? No. If they did they wouldn't be involved in Bitcoin.
I don't think there is anything to confirm about him after all he revealed his name but not his face.
There can be 1000+ satoshi in japan.
He made this forum and now theymos and badbear are managing it.
I believe in Satoshi
Even if I don't believe in his existence at all at least I believe in his consistency, he's been able to remain anonymous for all these years and that to me says he's real because he's been consistent with that and nobody has been able to prove otherwise.
I don't think there is anything to confirm about him after all he revealed his name but not his face.
There can be 1000+ satoshi in japan.
He made this forum and now theymos and badbear are managing it.
I believe in Satoshi
I never think that his vision is a shit. Through his innovation he has made an effective functioning on the financial system. One should understand this has got initiated as a technology which further got into usage as currency and in various other forms. I believe in the technology, because once Russia banned bitcoin and same soon after a hard research they have come up with plans of using the same technology on their financial system.
http://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/posts/bitcointalk/188/[url=http://It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.]
It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.
Update: I hope @Theymos can tell me his opinion. In my opinion, Satoshi was great enough that he wouldn't leave this forum --- such important resource --- to a person who would betray his vision later without any resonable explanation. Although I see Theymos as Bitcoin Judas, but at least please tell me why he changed his mind. Or he saw Satoshi's vision as shit from the beginning?
It's very clear in Satoshi's vision: 1st layer for the internet of money, 2nd layer for other complicated application such as smart contract.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.]
It's called Satoshi's vision, the one that Roger, many early adopters, and I signed up.
That's why Gavin left, Mike Hearn quit, Coinbase walked away.
Personally, I have the feeling that I have the obligation to realize the prediction of Satoshi. But,
I understand many of you came into Bitcoin only for quick money or some magical ideas. I totally understand many of you, like Maxwell and Theymos, had your own idea and never believed any words Satoshi said.
I also understand many of you have no clue about Bitcoin, and what formed your opinion was coming from the censored sub.
But, if you ever spent time reading Satoshi's words, could you do me a favor and tell me why you saw Satoshi's vision as nothing but shit?
Thank you in advance.
Update: I hope @Theymos can tell me his opinion. In my opinion, Satoshi was great enough that he wouldn't leave this forum --- such important resource --- to a person who would betray his vision later without any resonable explanation. Although I see Theymos as Bitcoin Judas, but at least please tell me why he changed his mind. Or he saw Satoshi's vision as shit from the beginning?
It's very clear in Satoshi's vision: 1st layer for the internet of money, 2nd layer for other complicated application such as smart contract.
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