Let's be honest, the only real answer is "Can you give gift me some bitcoins, maybe like 100 or so"
Outside of that maybe what sparked his interest in creating it
Topic: If you can ask one question for the bitcoin creator to answer, what would it be? - page 2. (Read 1088 times)
December 09, 2015, 10:31:36 PM
December 09, 2015, 10:24:37 PM
Most bitcointalk members would probably just troll him to death with requests for a no collateral loan PLEAZ.
Myself, I'd ask him where the inspiration for bitcoin came from and I'd ideally like to hear the answer whilst sitting down in a good coffee shop drinking Kona.
Myself, I'd ask him where the inspiration for bitcoin came from and I'd ideally like to hear the answer whilst sitting down in a good coffee shop drinking Kona.
December 09, 2015, 09:39:54 PM
If i can ask one question to him
I will ask him if he can manage to make more btc for mining...
like extend 21m btc. to 50m btc. 
because in the future i think there will be a shortage of it.
especially when all people or almost all people knew about bitcoin.
Not to worry. Won't be overly long before it costs you One Satoshi for a piece of wrapped bubblegum. Like bubblegum, it is designed to stretch into whatever size shape you blow it I will ask him if he can manage to make more btc for mining...
like extend 21m btc. to 50m btc. because in the future i think there will be a shortage of it.
especially when all people or almost all people knew about bitcoin.
December 09, 2015, 09:38:42 PM
If i can ask one question to him
I will ask him if he can manage to make more btc for mining... like extend 21m btc. to 50m btc.
because in the future i think there will be a shortage of it.
especially when all people or almost all people knew about bitcoin.
I will ask him if he can manage to make more btc for mining...
like extend 21m btc. to 50m btc. because in the future i think there will be a shortage of it.
especially when all people or almost all people knew about bitcoin.
Since there are 100m satoshi for every coin, I'm not sure that is going to be much of a problem in the future if bitcoin does become more commonly accepted. There will just be a small percentage of people that own 1 or a significant amount of coins and purchases will be made for a few hundred or thousand satoshi. It was intended to be a finite resource. Simply creating more would go against that. From what I have read the final bitcoin isn't expected to be created until 2140, anyway. I'm still learning here, but it looks like the creator(s) knew exactly what they were doing. Obviously, some people will lose their personal keys, as many already have and that is unfortunate for them, but as they value increases I expect they will be much more careful about that.
December 09, 2015, 09:27:05 PM
If i can ask one question to him
I will ask him if he can manage to make more btc for mining... like extend 21m btc. to 50m btc.
because in the future i think there will be a shortage of it.
especially when all people or almost all people knew about bitcoin.
I will ask him if he can manage to make more btc for mining...
like extend 21m btc. to 50m btc. because in the future i think there will be a shortage of it.
especially when all people or almost all people knew about bitcoin.
December 09, 2015, 09:24:33 PM
i'd ask him where all his bitcoins are.
December 09, 2015, 09:22:46 PM
Craig, if you had a choice, would you rather be publicly remember for being the creator of Bitcoin, or as the guy that created the Burger ?
I'm betting Burger
PS... sorry. Comes with the territory.
I'm betting Burger
PS... sorry. Comes with the territory.
December 09, 2015, 09:15:55 PM
Can I buy you a beer?
December 09, 2015, 09:12:39 PM
The mystery of Satoshi's real identity is on the news again!
Wired, Gizmodo, The Guardian and a host of other media outlets have been going crazy over whether the real Satoshi Nakamoto is indeed Craig Wright, the Australian guy whose place got raided by police recently.
In an e27.co interview, Gatecoin Exchange CEO Aurelien Menant said, "This media craze shows once again how widely known Bitcoin has become over the past few years. And, obviously, for common people who are not familiar with open source or decentralised protocols, putting a face on the creators will probably be an element of comfort..."
So, if you are lucky enough to sit down with the real Nakamoto for a chat, what would you one burning question be for the bitcoin creator?
Wired, Gizmodo, The Guardian and a host of other media outlets have been going crazy over whether the real Satoshi Nakamoto is indeed Craig Wright, the Australian guy whose place got raided by police recently.
In an e27.co interview, Gatecoin Exchange CEO Aurelien Menant said, "This media craze shows once again how widely known Bitcoin has become over the past few years. And, obviously, for common people who are not familiar with open source or decentralised protocols, putting a face on the creators will probably be an element of comfort..."
So, if you are lucky enough to sit down with the real Nakamoto for a chat, what would you one burning question be for the bitcoin creator?
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