Is Paul Solotshi the pseudonymous Satoshi?

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Quote from: Mpamaegbu on June 03, 2019, 02:47:15 AM

There are incriminating evidences suggesting that Paul Solotshi is the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto in an article I just read this morning. It points clearly that one of the reasons that the Satoshi's one million Bitcoin hasn't moved is because the fellow has been in orison since 2002 till date. Below is the link and it makes for an interesting and convincing read. https://www.investinblockchain.com/new-evidence-suggests-satoshi-nakamoto-is-paul-solotshi-the-creator-of-encryption-software-e4m-and-truecrypt/

What are your thoughts?

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There are so dump people out there there is no words to explain there dumbness , like saying the founder of Bitcoin sv is Satoshi when ironaclly he clam that Bitcoin is not real crypto and in the same type say he the founder hhhhhhh , and there are more dumber people then this which think Satoshi is one person ,

Did you know that wiki leaks operation million times bigger then Bitcoin operation , do you know how much people all around the globe try to trace the oragnized group of people behind wiki leaks, hell it's facts not the dumb posts which overload this fourm,

All this hint from where Bitcoin come and by which people on the web,

So simple...
And when journalist receive information from this team they receive always under one name..

So heck and simple to know this and it's all facts not stupid concpiricy theories which come from super dumb people

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So another person is claiming to be Mr.Nakamoto but this time looks like very close as the real one as he has plenty of talent to become a genius of computer world. Hopefully he is Mr. Nakamoto so that this identity issue will be closed as i believe that in reality there is no real Nakamoto in person but only the name that exist.

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I think you should pay him a visit to prison to get more details.

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Quite often we can see more such claims through articles, but none provides with the righteous proof for the same. Even if he is the real Satoshi it isn't possible to get it confirmed as no one has known Satoshi in the past. All the people knew about Satoshi is the forum discussion he has involved, the Whitepaper of bitcoin written by him.

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Quote from: Ioann11 on July 09, 2019, 03:21:50 AM

Is it possible that this is still a fictional persona?

Did you really asked this?
Ofcourse it is fictional.

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Satoshi Nakamoto - everyone knows this name today. The creator of Bitcoin, a man of mystery. Surely no one knows what language Nakamoto speaks in childhood - in Japanese or in English. Unknown and the age of the founder of Bitcoin. Information about this person for eight years, painstakingly collected by researchers. But none of them could not bring the basic facts from the biography of Nakamoto.
Is it possible that this is still a fictional persona? But I would very much like to meet him and shake hands!

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Quote from: roosbit on June 04, 2019, 04:57:56 PM

Something different from the likes of the Craigs...
I like this Satoshi, name sounds almost like the pseudonymous name and him being away for a long time makes some sense that he didn't want to prove himself because he was in prison but if he gets out and is really up to this challenge to claim the crypto seat, we are all waiting...this will change alot in crypto.

What changes it will imply? it should remain the same, anonymous as what Nakamoto like with his creations, revealing and proving himself will not follow the sense of being anonymous, let the time reveal itself as there's a lots of personalities who's claiming the person behind this coin.

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Quote from: Kakmakr on June 04, 2019, 12:49:41 AM

Indeed, there are several things in that article that points to him being a candidate for being Satoshi Nakamoto, but he would have had access to some kind of internet access, even if it was via a smuggled smart phone. He is a very talented programmer and he is also into Cryptography, so he could easily hack the prisons computer systems and get access to the internet.

In any way, we do not mind who Satoshi is anymore, because we do not judge the creator of the technology, based on who he/she is but rather on the creation of this excellent piece of work that he/she produced. Wink

Close, but no cigar !?!

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_in_prisons

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- https://youtu.be/eY-eyZuW_Uk

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Quote from: markstivn98 on June 04, 2019, 07:04:15 AM

According to Satoshi, in his P2P profile, he is a 39-year-old Japanese man. However, this information is uncertain and there are many hypotheses about this character as it is not sure whether this name is the real name of the inventor or just a pseudonym for this person used only to announce the new currency. It is also not known if the name was for a man or a woman or for a group of persons. On several occasions it has been announced that the identity of the inventor has been revealed but these ads have not been confirmed and the real character remains unknown to date.

Obviously, Satoshi Nakamoto won't reveal his/her true identity. Someone who just created to change the world in terms of finance and remittances will be sued by the gov't because it's against them.

SN is actually good the way he/she has hidden himself for a lot of years then suddenly appears without any notice. OP has been pointing out some of the near and something believable facts that can connect Solotshi as Satoshi but still we can't have that conclusion that Solotoshi = Satoshi.

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Quote from: Mpamaegbu on June 03, 2019, 02:47:15 AM

There are incriminating evidences suggesting that Paul Solotshi is the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto in an article I just read this morning. It points clearly that one of the reasons that the Satoshi's one million Bitcoin hasn't moved is because the fellow has been in orison since 2002 till date. Below is the link and it makes for an interesting and convincing read. https://www.investinblockchain.com/new-evidence-suggests-satoshi-nakamoto-is-paul-solotshi-the-creator-of-encryption-software-e4m-and-truecrypt/

What are your thoughts?

My thoughts are why the fuck would you go through all the trouble of remaining anon, than call your self satoshi when your name is Solotshi LOL. Lol this is going to end up like Dorian Nakamoto 2.0 when this guy gets out of jail.

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An over 30 minute detailed piece by piece detailing on what he found about Paul solotshi a crypto encrypter.
"The REAL Satoshi Nakamoto - Cartel Kingpin Paul Solotshi "
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPVWbkVZkuY

Enjoy your travel down the rabbit hole with crypto crow. Wink

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Something different from the likes of the Craigs...
I like this Satoshi, name sounds almost like the pseudonymous name and him being away for a long time makes some sense that he didn't want to prove himself because he was in prison but if he gets out and is really up to this challenge to claim the crypto seat, we are all waiting...this will change alot in crypto.

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Quote from: CARrency on June 04, 2019, 04:50:59 PM

As long as that 1 million Bitcoin is still locked and untouched

It is untouched, but not locked.

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As long as that 1 million Bitcoin is still locked and untouched there means that we can't still really name Satoshi nakamoto. Despite that, this theory is one of my favorites and I say it is pretty convincing but still, it is a theory. The similarities of two is great but what about being a cartel boss? Does that mean he is using Bitcoin to transact at that time? Or not but I don't think he is alone doing that thing and there might be people that continue to use bitcoin in the cartel the reason it spread and used in the dark web.

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Quote from: Mpamaegbu on June 04, 2019, 04:29:20 PM

I don't think the Bitcoin community cares any more as finding him/she out won't influence the price of Bitcoin or its workability.

Well, if you found out who has "trigger" on that 1 million BTC coins, depending of his identity you might care very much. Wink

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Quote from: Kakmakr on June 04, 2019, 12:49:41 AM

Indeed, there are several things in that article that points to him being a candidate for being Satoshi Nakamoto, but he would have had access to some kind of internet access, even if it was via a smuggled smart phone. He is a very talented programmer and he is also into Cryptography, so he could easily hack the prisons computer systems and get access to the internet.

In any way, we do not mind who Satoshi is anymore, because we do not judge the creator of the technology, based on who he/she is but rather on the creation of this excellent piece of work that he/she produced. Wink

I sincerely owe you a bottle of beer in addition (or whatever that you drink) for speaking my mind on the identity of Satoshi - Honestly, I don't think the Bitcoin community cares any more as finding him/she out won't influence the price of Bitcoin or its workability.

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Quote from: BrewMaster on June 03, 2019, 09:40:41 AM

if we start calling everyone who is named Satoshi or has a name that is similar looking or sounding like Satoshi then we will have to go through the list of names for at least another 10 years!

besides, the first thing you need to understand is that Satoshi Nakamoto is just a fake name so there is no way that the real personality was named anything remotely similar.
for example my name is not even close to my user name (BrewMaster)!

I believe it's a team that create Satoshi Nakamoto, not an unique person
The name looks like a Japanese name, but again, I believe the team who created BTC was not japaneses

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I Googled the "orison" word on your post and it says "prayer". Is that what you intended it to mean or is just a typo? Or you mean prison? I actually think that's what might have happened to him. They probably gave him a light imprisonment (house arrest) or he is under serious surveillance but with freedom to move about.

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Quote from: Mpamaegbu on June 03, 2019, 02:47:15 AM

There are incriminating evidences suggesting that Paul Solotshi is the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto in an article I just read this morning. It points clearly that one of the reasons that the Satoshi's one million Bitcoin hasn't moved is because the fellow has been in orison since 2002 till date. Below is the link and it makes for an interesting and convincing read. https://www.investinblockchain.com/new-evidence-suggests-satoshi-nakamoto-is-paul-solotshi-the-creator-of-encryption-software-e4m-and-truecrypt/

What are your thoughts?

Now we have another character added, and it seems this one looks more real than the past theories that we've had about Satoshi, suddenly everything is unfolding and the presentation seems real that this guy is the real Satoshi Nakamoto, but of course, we need more facts, it's hard to imagine that this Satoshi Nakamoto version has a criminal minds.

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I didn't quite get the OP ... there is a typo ... should say he's been in prison since 2012, not 2002. Didn't make sense otherwise.

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