Topic: If you had the chance to meet Satoshi Nakamoto what would you ask? - page 2. (Read 387 times)
August 03, 2022, 09:27:53 AM
Of course, it is interesting to find out who is hiding behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. And I'm really interested to know if he has retained access to his wallets, which store more than a thousand BTC coins. If there is no access to these coins, then they can be considered lost forever, and Max Supply can be reduced by this amount of BTC.
August 03, 2022, 08:26:19 AM
If I have given a chance to meet him in person or in here I'll say how are you? And also I ask why you are choosing became Anonymous why not you will show your identity to the world. And many more questions to be followed and in the end of conversations I want to say thank you for creating bitcoin and also thank you for creating this form many people get educate about Bitcoin and other crypto through this forum.
August 03, 2022, 08:08:12 AM
I really don't need to ask him any questions because Satoshi answered all the important questions in the short time he was active on the forum and through private communication with those who worked on the project with him.
Apart from the fact that many people began to attack him for making too many decisions independently, and to the point that his closest associate practically stabbed him in the back when he sold himself to the authorities for a few thousand $, did Satoshi have any other choice but to disappear completely? What Satoshi created is much more important than anything else...
Apart from the fact that many people began to attack him for making too many decisions independently, and to the point that his closest associate practically stabbed him in the back when he sold himself to the authorities for a few thousand $, did Satoshi have any other choice but to disappear completely? What Satoshi created is much more important than anything else...
August 03, 2022, 07:11:22 AM
I would ask him this
I am not a journalist, so I don't have neither uncomfortable, nor historical or technical questions for him.
I would ask him if he is all right. He is missing for long, so his health and safety is a matter of concern.
And I would simply tell him "thank you for creating Bitcoin".
August 03, 2022, 07:07:29 AM
What was that thing your mind was thinking when you struck with the idea of decentralized blockchain?
What you need to know Bitcoin isn't the first cryptocurrency, so there's other cryptocurrency had been invented by few people. Bit Gold is the close example for Bitcoin since it's decentralized, using Proof of Work and any transactions recorded on blockchain. However it's still different concept, that's may likely the reason why Bit Gold was unsuccessful. It doesn't mean Satoshi was copying other people work, he was create an another coin, but he created based on his vision.You can read it here https://www.investopedia.com/tech/were-there-cryptocurrencies-bitcoin/
Yes there was a previous work done by a number of people and projects before
Satoshi, these were known as the Cypherpunks. I created a thread about it a few years ago.
The Cypherpunks and the road to Bitcoin
What would I ask Satoshi?
Do you still have access to all your wallets? not that I care but its still intreguing
Are you happy with how Bitcoin has developed?
did you forsee the route it has taken?
August 03, 2022, 06:20:09 AM
If I had a chance to talk with satoshi, I would ask him would you do it again? Considering your disappearance, the constant questions who you are, where you are, and why you created the network you did, was it worth it? I would also ask him/her if he/she thinks the Bitcoin community is worthy of this creation. I would like to know whether the way we use Bitcoin today coincides with their way of thinking. Some feedback would be great although that's never going to happen.
Personally, I don't think satoshi is happy with how much dependence there is on centralized services and that's not what they had in mind.
Personally, I don't think satoshi is happy with how much dependence there is on centralized services and that's not what they had in mind.
August 03, 2022, 04:56:58 AM
I would ask him - "IF you were still around and involved in the running, what would you want to improve on?" and "What part of the entire industry would you say was not in your plan, regulations maybe?"
Choosing just one question to ask would be very difficult, with so much mystery surrounding the person, but those would be my first before asking about his motivations, inspirations and believe that people would actually care about bitcoin.
- Jay -
Choosing just one question to ask would be very difficult, with so much mystery surrounding the person, but those would be my first before asking about his motivations, inspirations and believe that people would actually care about bitcoin.
- Jay -
August 03, 2022, 04:38:16 AM
If I had a chance to meet him I would ask him, what is his work and what is inspiration on creating bitcoin technology. Of course I want an answer that is natural, and coming from him.
No one could explain here or could answer that question cause Satoshi is literally a ghost and mysterious guy. Just wanna hear his answer on his own words.
No one could explain here or could answer that question cause Satoshi is literally a ghost and mysterious guy. Just wanna hear his answer on his own words.
August 02, 2022, 11:06:47 AM
What was that thing your mind was thinking when you struck with the idea of decentralized blockchain?
What you need to know Bitcoin isn't the first cryptocurrency, so there's other cryptocurrency had been invented by few people. Bit Gold is the close example for Bitcoin since it's decentralized, using Proof of Work and any transactions recorded on blockchain. However it's still different concept, that's may likely the reason why Bit Gold was unsuccessful. It doesn't mean Satoshi was copying other people work, he was create an another coin, but he created based on his vision.You can read it here https://www.investopedia.com/tech/were-there-cryptocurrencies-bitcoin/
August 01, 2022, 09:52:47 PM
I would ask him this:
What was that thing your mind was thinking when you struck with the idea of decentralized blockchain?
I'm interested in this because I wonder how one can get the idea of blockchain out of nothing. There must be an incidence or event of life that motivated you to build something smart like this. Smart people always get motivation from real-life events. We will probably never know but I’m sure a legend is going to be created for it, it is similar to the legend that Issac Newton understood gravity when an apple fell on his head, many say that anecdote is false and some others say it is true but it is irrelevant, the legend will keep on forever.
What was that thing your mind was thinking when you struck with the idea of decentralized blockchain?
I'm interested in this because I wonder how one can get the idea of blockchain out of nothing. There must be an incidence or event of life that motivated you to build something smart like this. Smart people always get motivation from real-life events. We will probably never know but I’m sure a legend is going to be created for it, it is similar to the legend that Issac Newton understood gravity when an apple fell on his head, many say that anecdote is false and some others say it is true but it is irrelevant, the legend will keep on forever.
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