Topic: Satoshi Nakamoto's first post sale - page 2. (Read 639 times)
The slot will definitely be for the rich because the highest bidder will have the post. It will certainly be way expensive that an average forum member can't afford to pay both in crypto value and in fiat exchange
I'm more worried about if he comes back and sells most bitcoins on his possession.
But if for the price of his first post and be it as NFT, the highest that I've seen was $69M I guess. And his could be more than that even more than doubling it.
But if for the price of his first post and be it as NFT, the highest that I've seen was $69M I guess. And his could be more than that even more than doubling it.
This is like asking if Satoshi is willing to sacrifice his life for money. It's absolute nonsense if you ask me. Why on earth would he/she be concerned about selling his first post for money when he/she hasn't bothered with selling his/her stash of cryptocurrencies?
It's because this person is clearly not crazy about money which is why the answer to your question is null op.
It's because this person is clearly not crazy about money which is why the answer to your question is null op.
Satoshi will never show again, he/she is like frodo bolson, he/she holds the ring/(private keys) and keeps all the preasure of holding but probably destroy the keys of their coins and any evidence and now he/she is having a peace full life 
This would be quite interesting if it came to fruition.
But I doubt it since NFTs are on Ethereum.
Satoshi doesn't believe in anything and wouldn't use anything but his own creation.
But I doubt it since NFTs are on Ethereum.
Satoshi doesn't believe in anything and wouldn't use anything but his own creation.
No, I can't imagine the creator of technology that is the origin of all crypto assets and eventually led to crap like NFT, the person who likely own 1 million Bitcoins, to dabble in NFT or whatever other hype the crypto ecosystem creates. It's like asking "what if Satoshi decided to create an altcoin", "what if Satoshi decided to make an ICO", "what if Satoshi decided to launch a blockchain project". Completely pointless questions, because such things are not going to happen.
Believing on the same thing on where i dont really see for Satoshi to get involved with those NFT hype that we are seeing at the moment.On what for? Since its been mentioned on presumpting or what if's situation then price would really be expectantly high because we know that any involvement
from the creator of Bitcoin itself will really be something valuable and as mentioned above that the first supporter of this is to those people who
had become millionaires because of bitcoin and a little amount of it wouldnt really hurt at all
No, I can't imagine the creator of technology that is the origin of all crypto assets and eventually led to crap like NFT, the person who likely own 1 million Bitcoins, to dabble in NFT or whatever other hype the crypto ecosystem creates. It's like asking "what if Satoshi decided to create an altcoin", "what if Satoshi decided to make an ICO", "what if Satoshi decided to launch a blockchain project". Completely pointless questions, because such things are not going to happen.
While "Everydays" was sold for over $69 million, and Jack Dorsey's tweet was bought by Estiva for $2.9 million, what do you think is a justifiable price for Satoshi's first post who was actually highly technically knowledgeable person in the field of BTC as he was the one who invented it? I believe nothing could pay an amount so big to justify his posts' credibility because his posts were priceless, and priceless things can't be sold. 
Imagine that Satoshi Nakamoto reappears and wants to auction his first Bitcoin Talk post as an NFT
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.28
At what price do you think it would be sold?
Of course, with a proof that it is him and he who sells it.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.28
At what price do you think it would be sold?
Of course, with a proof that it is him and he who sells it.
If Satoshi came back that would mean a 'real' flawed human being now really does have access to all that BTC and could 'crack' and start selling.
thus what you say would not matter much in the BTC IMHO would dump to 1/2 the current value on the shock of the above and no one would
care about the first tweet...in that, we'd all be freaking out
I hope Satoshi is OK..but I don't want him coming out and people realizing he controls the keys on that much BTC and maybe tempted....as to
this is why he is coming out.
silly hairless primate monkey humans are odd on this kinda thing
brad
Those who'd buy it would probably be the first bitcoin enthusiasts who made a lot of money, thanks to bitcoin. As for the amount, that'll be entirely speculative, though for someone who has a knack for collecting pieces of history (and who has deep pockets), a few million dollars wouldn't really hurt. If some plain paintings from a well-known artist can fetch millions of dollars in value, then Satoshi's first post, converted to NFT, can also achieve those numbers.
It depends on who have the highest amount to be paid, but I know it will be costly. Assuming there are 1000 people that wish to buy it, all with different amount, if the last person to buy it want to buy it with $1 million, there can still be someone that may stand out and says he wants to pay $1.1, if no other person to pay higher, then it will be sold at $1.1, which means the amount depends on what the buyer with the highest amount paid while others not able to increase theirs above the buyer's prices.
Imagine that Satoshi Nakamoto reappears and wants to auction his first Bitcoin Talk post as an NFT
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.28
At what price do you think it would be sold?
Of course, with a proof that it is him and he who sells it.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.28
At what price do you think it would be sold?
Of course, with a proof that it is him and he who sells it.
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