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Topic: I think I found Satoshi's latest message --- Sent a message on 2-2-2014 (Read 2248 times)

sr. member
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satoshi have hundreds and hundreds of million dollars in bitcoins and he's never touch, why would he want to bother with a scam coin? this is just a pure pump for a scam coin, what's go up must come down.

Hmmm....maybe because NXT is one of the few crypto-currencies that still embody Satoshis vision of financial empowerment for everyone, using an open, transparent and de-centralised system?

Check out the Nxt wiki for some more insight into NXT:

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/Nxt_Wiki

and the vision of BCNext (the original Nxt dev):

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/BCNext%27s_Plan

At this stage of the game, after almost 2 years and a massive amount of development, calling NXT a scam is pretty much the same as calling BTC a scam.
It simply makes no sense, and is incredibly short-sighted.

(and, no, I don't believe the message on Nxt came from SN, I think it was a test from one of the mobile payment platforms)


nxt is just another scam
How is NXT a scam, Mr.Scambuster? I haven't read anything wrong about NXT other than it isn't Bitcoin. Just looking for a bit of information.

Jeff Garzik (bitcoin developer) and other professionals in the industry looked at the code and determined it was a scam.  Also the NXT "ecosystem" largely consists of uncompleted ponzi schemes started by an anonymous person.

Evil Dave just spams Bitcointalk because he has 50 million NXT reasons to do anything to increase the price.  He missed his chance to cash out millions like his friends did.  NXT has destroyed many lives in crypto.  A small handful made millions but everybody else lost.


How can the code say it's a scam? It's open source right? Anyone want to link the part of the code that steals money?

Hashes do not match, the "open source" NXT that is available to download is not the same as the NXT that everybody downloads on their desktop, which contains probable backdoors (which explains much of the thefts which occurred within NXT since launch).

Jeff Garzik covered this ages ago

https://twitter.com/jgarzik/status/511928969000943616

NXTers deny / refuse it but that's the power of running an internet cult.  Jeff Garzik has nothing personal against NXT.  He's a developer for BTC, possibly even the lead developer if Gavin steps down, and he's doing all sorts of ventures to build cryptocurrency as a whole.

Hmm that is pretty intriguing, I'll definitely have to look into this a bit later. It does seem NXT has neat features but they would all be for not if there are backdoors.
sr. member
Activity: 254
Merit: 1258
satoshi have hundreds and hundreds of million dollars in bitcoins and he's never touch, why would he want to bother with a scam coin? this is just a pure pump for a scam coin, what's go up must come down.

Hmmm....maybe because NXT is one of the few crypto-currencies that still embody Satoshis vision of financial empowerment for everyone, using an open, transparent and de-centralised system?

Check out the Nxt wiki for some more insight into NXT:

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/Nxt_Wiki

and the vision of BCNext (the original Nxt dev):

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/BCNext%27s_Plan

At this stage of the game, after almost 2 years and a massive amount of development, calling NXT a scam is pretty much the same as calling BTC a scam.
It simply makes no sense, and is incredibly short-sighted.

(and, no, I don't believe the message on Nxt came from SN, I think it was a test from one of the mobile payment platforms)


nxt is just another scam
How is NXT a scam, Mr.Scambuster? I haven't read anything wrong about NXT other than it isn't Bitcoin. Just looking for a bit of information.

Jeff Garzik (bitcoin developer) and other professionals in the industry looked at the code and determined it was a scam.  Also the NXT "ecosystem" largely consists of uncompleted ponzi schemes started by an anonymous person.

Evil Dave just spams Bitcointalk because he has 50 million NXT reasons to do anything to increase the price.  He missed his chance to cash out millions like his friends did.  NXT has destroyed many lives in crypto.  A small handful made millions but everybody else lost.


How can the code say it's a scam? It's open source right? Anyone want to link the part of the code that steals money?
hero member
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Hashes do not match, the "open source" NXT that is available to download is not the same as the NXT that everybody downloads on their desktop, which contains probable backdoors (which explains much of the thefts which occurred within NXT since launch).

Jeff Garzik covered this ages ago

https://twitter.com/jgarzik/status/511928969000943616

NXTers deny / refuse it but that's the power of running an internet cult.  Jeff Garzik has nothing personal against NXT.  He's a developer for BTC, possibly even the lead developer if Gavin steps down, and he's doing all sorts of ventures to build cryptocurrency as a whole.


Replying to TS is being increasingly difficult, to be honest, his lies are just.......amazing.
Not to mention the fact that I (and others) have already answered them repeatedly.

Lets start with the thefts from NXT accounts: there have been around 10-12 thefts directly from accounts. Mostly small amounts of NXT, always owing to lousy password security.
In some cases less than 1000 NXT, but even so, it still sucks to lose your funds like that, so we always take theft reports seriously.
We've checked all of the thefts out, and in some cases recovered the funds.
In every case, people lost their NXT by using a well known phrase as password, or a simple ABCDABCD....  repeating pattern.
Since we started beefing up password security a year ago....no more thefts.
Most of the guys/girls/whatever who lost NXT are still involved with Nxt, including the guy who actually had the most stolen (and recovered):
https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/got-nxt-64-757-stolen-from-my-wallet-%27%28/msg50586/#msg50586
.....and now he's running a NXT-based business and representing NXT at conferences:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1AmBhjkVQU&feature=youtu.be

The backdoor: If there was a systematic backdoor built into the NXT code, you'd expect to see thefts on a much larger scale.
We've had a shitload of coders look at the NXT code since then, and there is no backdoor to be found.
The NXT dev community comprehensively answered Jeff G, and he hasn't come up with any evidence either.
https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/a-longer-reply-to-jeff-garzik/
https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/garzick-attacking-nxt-again/

Anyone who wants to check it out for themselves, and has the necessary skillz.........come on down, rip NXT to pieces and find that backdoor code:
https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt/downloads/

Just to finish off here, 'coz I'm getting tired and grumpy........if you want to see exactly how NXT works:
http://jnxt.org/nxt/
Log in to this test NXT client with the alias 'nxt' and take a good look at what Nxt has built over the last 2 years.

NXT isn't a scam or a frigging cult, it's a sane, honest and legitimate project, one of the best in crypto right now.

To anyone who is curious about NXT: do your own research, rather than taking the word of bitter, repetitive trolls like TS.
Grrr.....what a little tit. Angry

(And, very sadly, I don't have 50 million NXT either......I've spent the last 18 months accumulating NXT in any way possible, and I'm just getting close to my first million, which makes me happy.)





hero member
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satoshi have hundreds and hundreds of million dollars in bitcoins and he's never touch, why would he want to bother with a scam coin? this is just a pure pump for a scam coin, what's go up must come down.

Hmmm....maybe because NXT is one of the few crypto-currencies that still embody Satoshis vision of financial empowerment for everyone, using an open, transparent and de-centralised system?

Check out the Nxt wiki for some more insight into NXT:

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/Nxt_Wiki

and the vision of BCNext (the original Nxt dev):

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/BCNext%27s_Plan

At this stage of the game, after almost 2 years and a massive amount of development, calling NXT a scam is pretty much the same as calling BTC a scam.
It simply makes no sense, and is incredibly short-sighted.

(and, no, I don't believe the message on Nxt came from SN, I think it was a test from one of the mobile payment platforms)


nxt is just another scam
How is NXT a scam, Mr.Scambuster? I haven't read anything wrong about NXT other than it isn't Bitcoin. Just looking for a bit of information.

Jeff Garzik (bitcoin developer) and other professionals in the industry looked at the code and determined it was a scam.  Also the NXT "ecosystem" largely consists of uncompleted ponzi schemes started by an anonymous person.

Evil Dave just spams Bitcointalk because he has 50 million NXT reasons to do anything to increase the price.  He missed his chance to cash out millions like his friends did.  NXT has destroyed many lives in crypto.  A small handful made millions but everybody else lost.


How can the code say it's a scam? It's open source right? Anyone want to link the part of the code that steals money?

Hashes do not match, the "open source" NXT that is available to download is not the same as the NXT that everybody downloads on their desktop, which contains probable backdoors (which explains much of the thefts which occurred within NXT since launch).

Jeff Garzik covered this ages ago

https://twitter.com/jgarzik/status/511928969000943616

NXTers deny / refuse it but that's the power of running an internet cult.  Jeff Garzik has nothing personal against NXT.  He's a developer for BTC, possibly even the lead developer if Gavin steps down, and he's doing all sorts of ventures to build cryptocurrency as a whole.
sr. member
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 Wink
satoshi have hundreds and hundreds of million dollars in bitcoins and he's never touch, why would he want to bother with a scam coin? this is just a pure pump for a scam coin, what's go up must come down.

Hmmm....maybe because NXT is one of the few crypto-currencies that still embody Satoshis vision of financial empowerment for everyone, using an open, transparent and de-centralised system?

Check out the Nxt wiki for some more insight into NXT:

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/Nxt_Wiki

and the vision of BCNext (the original Nxt dev):

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/BCNext%27s_Plan

At this stage of the game, after almost 2 years and a massive amount of development, calling NXT a scam is pretty much the same as calling BTC a scam.
It simply makes no sense, and is incredibly short-sighted.

(and, no, I don't believe the message on Nxt came from SN, I think it was a test from one of the mobile payment platforms)


don't bother posting links... most trolls don't click it or even bother reading....

best to do it with screen shots of the most elaborate scam in crypto:










is definitely the most elaborate scam ever as the they keep pushing out quality features while everyone is still talking about them.

Very damn nice, I seriously may have to look into NXT. I never knew it had so many features I just assumed it was a decent proof of stake coin.

that's why nxt has a marketing problem.... most ppl just paste links to wiki's and expect ppl to install the client to see for themselves. but it's just better to post pics.

i was once was a skeptic too until i installed the darn thing.

understand that nxt is a shitcoin... if ur worrying about the coin itself that is.... but as a platform to build apps upon, it speaks for itself just by looking at the pics above...

if its a scam. its the most elborate one in crypto so far.

hero member
Activity: 756
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satoshi have hundreds and hundreds of million dollars in bitcoins and he's never touch, why would he want to bother with a scam coin? this is just a pure pump for a scam coin, what's go up must come down.

Hmmm....maybe because NXT is one of the few crypto-currencies that still embody Satoshis vision of financial empowerment for everyone, using an open, transparent and de-centralised system?

Check out the Nxt wiki for some more insight into NXT:

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/Nxt_Wiki

and the vision of BCNext (the original Nxt dev):

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/BCNext%27s_Plan

At this stage of the game, after almost 2 years and a massive amount of development, calling NXT a scam is pretty much the same as calling BTC a scam.
It simply makes no sense, and is incredibly short-sighted.

(and, no, I don't believe the message on Nxt came from SN, I think it was a test from one of the mobile payment platforms)


nxt is just another scam
How is NXT a scam, Mr.Scambuster? I haven't read anything wrong about NXT other than it isn't Bitcoin. Just looking for a bit of information.

Jeff Garzik (bitcoin developer) and other professionals in the industry looked at the code and determined it was a scam.  Also the NXT "ecosystem" largely consists of uncompleted ponzi schemes started by an anonymous person.

Evil Dave just spams Bitcointalk because he has 50 million NXT reasons to do anything to increase the price.  He missed his chance to cash out millions like his friends did.  NXT has destroyed many lives in crypto.  A small handful made millions but everybody else lost.

legendary
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Haha this is some funny stuff, you think Satoshi will ever come back? Would be interesting wouldn't it
sr. member
Activity: 350
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satoshi have hundreds and hundreds of million dollars in bitcoins and he's never touch, why would he want to bother with a scam coin? this is just a pure pump for a scam coin, what's go up must come down.

Hmmm....maybe because NXT is one of the few crypto-currencies that still embody Satoshis vision of financial empowerment for everyone, using an open, transparent and de-centralised system?

Check out the Nxt wiki for some more insight into NXT:

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/Nxt_Wiki

and the vision of BCNext (the original Nxt dev):

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/BCNext%27s_Plan

At this stage of the game, after almost 2 years and a massive amount of development, calling NXT a scam is pretty much the same as calling BTC a scam.
It simply makes no sense, and is incredibly short-sighted.

(and, no, I don't believe the message on Nxt came from SN, I think it was a test from one of the mobile payment platforms)


don't bother posting links... most trolls don't click it or even bother reading....

best to do it with screen shots of the most elaborate scam in crypto:










is definitely the most elaborate scam ever as the they keep pushing out quality features while everyone is still talking about them.
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1000
satoshi have hundreds and hundreds of million dollars in bitcoins and he's never touch, why would he want to bother with a scam coin? this is just a pure pump for a scam coin, what's go up must come down.

Hmmm....maybe because NXT is one of the few crypto-currencies that still embody Satoshis vision of financial empowerment for everyone, using an open, transparent and de-centralised system?

Check out the Nxt wiki for some more insight into NXT:

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/Nxt_Wiki

and the vision of BCNext (the original Nxt dev):

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/BCNext%27s_Plan

At this stage of the game, after almost 2 years and a massive amount of development, calling NXT a scam is pretty much the same as calling BTC a scam.
It simply makes no sense, and is incredibly short-sighted.

(and, no, I don't believe the message on Nxt came from SN, I think it was a test from one of the mobile payment platforms)


nxt is just another scam
hero member
Activity: 854
Merit: 1001
satoshi have hundreds and hundreds of million dollars in bitcoins and he's never touch, why would he want to bother with a scam coin? this is just a pure pump for a scam coin, what's go up must come down.

Hmmm....maybe because NXT is one of the few crypto-currencies that still embody Satoshis vision of financial empowerment for everyone, using an open, transparent and de-centralised system?

Check out the Nxt wiki for some more insight into NXT:

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/Nxt_Wiki

and the vision of BCNext (the original Nxt dev):

http://wiki.nxtcrypto.org/wiki/BCNext%27s_Plan

At this stage of the game, after almost 2 years and a massive amount of development, calling NXT a scam is pretty much the same as calling BTC a scam.
It simply makes no sense, and is incredibly short-sighted.

(and, no, I don't believe the message on Nxt came from SN, I think it was a test from one of the mobile payment platforms)
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1000
satoshi have hundreds and hundreds of million dollars in bitcoins and he's never touch, why would he want to bother with a scam coin? this is just a pure pump for a scam coin, what's go up must come down.
sr. member
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What is the exact proof that that message was submitted by the real satoshi?

Nowhere! Smiley

The proof is the internet! It's on the web, so that means its real.

But what IF! it was really satoshi and he branched off into making a new blockchain under the radar in order to fix some of Bitcoin's inherent issues. I just notice that the nxt devs are also anonymous and i can understand why Satoshi made himself anonymous too, as everyone would be after him if we really knew who it was. Right now we see so much bickering over the 20MB upgrade, I can't imagine when something more serious needs to happen and not everyone is in agreement.

If Satoshi was around I wonder if he would be able to just say its going to be this way and everyone would just shut up. But that wouldn't work since its going be centralization. Pros and Cons of revealing him.
legendary
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What is the exact proof that that message was submitted by the real satoshi?

Nowhere! Smiley
legendary
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What is the exact proof that that message was submitted by the real satoshi?
legendary
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Obviously that's not by Satoshi... So I'm posting just to "bump" this post:

OK guys, this is obviously an anagram.  If you exclude some of the unnecessary letters in the message you get "The perplexing wok awoke truth"  Clearly this is a reference to clams (CLAM) because the way you mine them is rather perplexing, and when you find them it is as if the truth has awakened.

But if you use all of the letters things become interesting:

I AM VODUNS NIPPY LUV STRANGER. WE ARE ONE TIT.

OXO

WHITEY B  GOATEE

VOTE KOOK HE KEEN hh


This may seem like nonsense at first, but if you consider that a vodun is a spirit, it refers to Satoshi's ethereal nature in the bitcoin community.  But if you look further in the message it is also clear that he is referring to VOD, the legendary boob licker.  Nippy is Satoshi's pet name, given to him by VOD.  He is a love stranger for the same reason that he is a vodun: no one knows who the heck he is.  "We are one tit" reveals both that they are deeply involved, perhaps even married.  OXO is a just a greeting and doesn't mean much besides hugs and kisses.  But here is the shocking part:  he reveals his name as Whitey B!!! Goatee is clearly another pet name so it can be momentarily disregarded.   So who is Whitey B?  None other than Whitey Bulger!!!

And finally he leaves us with a message for the future:  vote for Donald Trump because he is "keen".  Obviously it is Trump because he is the kookiest candidate.  I have no idea what the hh is for, but I bet it is mysterious.

There!  Now we know who Satoshi is!  The mystery is finally solved, along with a community member (VOD) that has direct access to him!

So VOD how is Satoshi doing these days?

Haha Cheesy Absolutely hilarious, this should go into this forum's wall of fame! Grin
sr. member
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That could be posted by some guy that is pretending to be Satoshi. Most of the people claiming to be Satoshi can't prove it and are pretending or trolling.
Why would he sign his message with "love"? That just seems odd.
And wasn't his latest message "I am not Dorian Nakamoto" posted in March 2014?
http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/forum/topic/listForContributor?user=0ye0gncqg772o

Come on guys... clearly Satoshi wants us all to buy NXT.  Wink



Hahah, nice one! I for one will never trade my precious BTC for some alt coin. Not NXT, not Paycoin, not ripple, no green eggs and ham sam I am!!
Oh come on now it is a little unfair to pair NXT up with scammy paycoin and centralized ripple and wasn't NXT one of the few coins not forked and written in Java?

why does it matter if it was written in java?

i mean i can understand many users point of view on the initial distribution, but i for one don't care for the coin as I too am bias on the coin and consider it a shitcoin.

BUT, the assets and all the other stuff they are building is honestly pretty impressive compared to any other coin I've seen so far. I wouldn't buy the nxt coin itself to make a bet on NXT, but I would buy a bunch of assets on the exchange they have that are paying dividends and then sell it immediately to BTC.

Regardless, Bitcoin will always be the King of coins. It has the first mover advantage. And its very possible that nxt has the first mover advantage on the decentralized exchange and I'm betting on that instead. screw the NXT coin.... its their platform im going for. look at ethereum, its been over a year and they raised millions!!! where is it? nxt only raised 21btc and had the same timeframe of 1 year. something seems off...
sr. member
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OK guys, this is obviously an anagram.  If you exclude some of the unnecessary letters in the message you get "The perplexing wok awoke truth"  Clearly this is a reference to clams (CLAM) because the way you mine them is rather perplexing, and when you find them it is as if the truth has awakened.

But if you use all of the letters things become interesting:

I AM VODUNS NIPPY LUV STRANGER. WE ARE ONE TIT.

OXO

WHITEY B  GOATEE

VOTE KOOK HE KEEN hh


This may seem like nonsense at first, but if you consider that a vodun is a spirit, it refers to Satoshi's ethereal nature in the bitcoin community.  But if you look further in the message it is also clear that he is referring to VOD, the legendary boob licker.  Nippy is Satoshi's pet name, given to him by VOD.  He is a love stranger for the same reason that he is a vodun: no one knows who the heck he is.  "We are one tit" reveals both that they are deeply involved, perhaps even married.  OXO is a just a greeting and doesn't mean much besides hugs and kisses.  But here is the shocking part:  he reveals his name as Whitey B!!! Goatee is clearly another pet name so it can be momentarily disregarded.   So who is Whitey B?  None other than Whitey Bulger!!!

And finally he leaves us with a message for the future:  vote for Donald Trump because he is "keen".  Obviously it is Trump because he is the kookiest candidate.  I have no idea what the hh is for, but I bet it is mysterious.

There!  Now we know who Satoshi is!  The mystery is finally solved, along with a community member (VOD) that has direct access to him!

So VOD how is Satoshi doing these days?

what!? how did u even come up with this? lol
sr. member
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how can you 100% sure that it is satoshi nakamoto
legendary
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Some facts:

- Satoshis email account [email protected] has been hacked and other accounts can be called "compromised"
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/satoshingmxcom-is-compromised-775174

- The message "I am not Dorian Nakamoto" was not digitally signed
http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/forum/topics/bitcoin-open-source?commentId=2003008%3AComment%3A52186
http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/forum/topics/bitcoin-open-source?commentId=2003008%3AComment%3A55276

- The message about NXT wasn't digitally signed either


So, if Satoshi wanted anybody to believe, that his messages are legit, he would do this by signing with his PGP key.
The fact, that he DIDN'T sign any of the messages is enough proof, that the person who wrote this nonsense either wasn't Satoshi Nakamoto, or Satoshi wants to play around, trying to let people think his accounts were compromised.

we can be fairly sure then, that the rel last message was the one on this forum, and not in any other place of the web

it can be that dorian nakamoto wrote that message to put us on wrong track, or to remove all those journalists that were annoying him
AGD
legendary
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Keeper of the Private Key
Some facts:

- Satoshis email account [email protected] has been hacked and other accounts can be called "compromised"
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/satoshingmxcom-is-compromised-775174

- The message "I am not Dorian Nakamoto" was not digitally signed
http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/forum/topics/bitcoin-open-source?commentId=2003008%3AComment%3A52186
http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/forum/topics/bitcoin-open-source?commentId=2003008%3AComment%3A55276

- The message about NXT wasn't digitally signed either


So, if Satoshi wanted anybody to believe, that his messages are legit, he would do this by signing with his PGP key.
The fact, that he DIDN'T sign any of the messages is enough proof, that the person who wrote this nonsense either wasn't Satoshi Nakamoto, or Satoshi wants to play around, trying to let people think his accounts were compromised.
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