Topic: Some dude claims to have met Satoshi in 1993. - page 3. (Read 692 times)

Chad Saylor merely being a chad, and knowing a lie when the lie is being told. Tin-foil hate conspiracy theory, he is being blackmailed/paid by some nefarious entities/state-level actors to tell some lies, get everyone's attention, to divide and/or to disrupt the community. Because why is he doing this? Everyone knows, and Scottie Pippen himself knows that everyone knows, that it's a mere lie.

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As I don't want to give importance to the tweet quoted link by you, I am deleting the link. I am sure this individual will be someone who would like to get more influence and become like faketoshi in a new way. There is a limit to such shots but the genaration now is looking to do anything to get famous.

I won't be surprised that this tweet might help him gain some more followers. In the end this guy will lose them when someone from this forum or a Bitcoin loyalist question him and his integrity. The time has come when such fake propoganda accounts like this one are taken down by X.

So what if he met Satoshi in 1993? Will he reveal his identity? Will he say that he was actually involved in the creation of bitcoin? People these days would make up lies just to chase some clout and unsurprisingly many foolish people would believe it and now give him attention.

It’s just better to ignore people like this. It’s like they are just seeking out attention because they are no longer relevant. Though, I am curious to see how he plans on making money through this because I am sure this lie will end up with him capitalizing on it.

Even without the rugpull, the way he's come out and said it already means he shouldn't be taken seriously.

And of course he rugpulled his fans. Almost anyone who's done a sports NFT has. Any "tokenised" "real world" sale that tanks 95% after launch has to be a scam. But you know, he can always claim it was his advisors, like all the other athletes. Like the guy, but can't say for sure that anything any athlete "says" online is what actually is.

Another Joseph maybe?

 Here's another one where he claimed Satoshi revealed Bitcoin price to him. Although the article is about two months old, it still tells us a thing or two about the guy and I'm not surprised that this sorta thing is happening. He's an ex professional basketball player and when you no longer ball, you'd have to find a way to remain relevant in the social space so aside from him delving into NFTs that didn't favor him and switching to creating his own meme coin that still didn't have promise, I think the next best thing was to use to popular phrase "I've met Satoshi". Only, this one sounds a little delulu when he stated he was told the price at which Bitcoin would be on Nov 5, by Satoshi himself in a dream.

What I don't understand, OP... if you don't want to make firewood out of a fallen tree, well,  'just let it burn then... alone^byfM

(Periódico de ayer=old news=outdated news)
Man, I saw this news and I didn't even pay attention to it, even though I knew the guy in question, who... isn't just any person, at least in the aspect of being an even-tempered citizen and, to this day, only linked to the NBA and being nothing more and nothing less than the playmate of the best basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan.


Man, here CW has nothing to do and even less to say that every person is free to say what they want, it is not like that, at least not if you are an influential person and with the reputation of having been a person with credibility in some activity.

Here they always name MS but it is worth asking who the hell knows MS outside the niche area of ​​bitcoin, because even people linked to bitcoin do not know him...

In the case that concerns us, it would be very strange that a sports fanatic and especially of the NBA does not know this guy, in fact he is someone who is surely better known to his community than SN...

So it is worth asking the true background of this... is it not rather that MS is involved with this supposed idea in the voice of a new ambassador of microestrategy

They are probably doing this because of two reasons.
1. To grow there follows
They know very well that if they say such thing some people will start following them and that is because some people feels anyone close to Satoshi Nakamoto or working with him on Bitcoin creation will be very important in the world of cryptocurrency, however what some people has failed to understand is that Bitcoin is a decentralized coin and there's no way the number of Bitcoin can add more than the original number it was and so people who are claiming to be close to Satoshi Nakamoto has nothing to offer them and following such people won't be of any benefit.
If they have gotten the followers they want they will be using there page for content and making money out of it.

2. To scam people.
Some people uses this strategy of being close to Satoshi Nakamoto or working with him on Bitcoin creation to scam people, those that believe them will reach out to them and when they do they bring up strategy that they will use to defraud them.
I heard of something like this some time ago where a man came out and started telling people he worked with Satoshi Nakamoto to create Bitcoin and they are about working on another project and a lot of people were scammed of there money.
People should be guided in other to avoid being used by other people.

I can make the same claim. Craig Wright made a similar claim. (He didn’t say he met satoshi though, he said he is him) Making claims is free of charge. Every is free to make one. I don’t understand why this claim hit the news. To attract clicks probably. Since people never get tired of falling for clickbaits, clickbaiters will keep baitin us with clicks. Baitin. It is a very sick addiction. I would rather play dice games.

All these claims have no proves, we are only seeing them making such claims by post or words of mouth, there's no way to comfirm their true identity from Satoshi, very soon, more claims in different formats will continue to pop in.

I also don't believe this.

Maybe he want to use the Post to gain more followers from social media, so that people will begin to see him as a friend to Satoshi   which is not true, I have heard so many from some people in the social media claiming to be Satoshi, but they failed at the end to prove to people he is the real Satoshi, but I have never hear this one claiming to met Satoshi 1993, and it sound funny to me, how did him know that the Satoshi he met some years ago is the founder of bitcoin, if not that he is trying to deceive his followers to make some funds from them.

I don’t understand what he wants to gain from these lies... I was scrolling through YouTube earlier today when I saw the video; the expression on Michael Saylor's face was something else, it was like what the fuck is this dude saying..

The formal professional basketball player said Satoshi also comes to him in his dreams; is it not enough to say that he’s being delusional?

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Saw this earlier today. He's famous former-NBA player apparently. Have you seen Saylor's reaction? https://x.com/TheBTCTherapist/status/1857870178090103038

I have also seen some people in the comments saying that he actually rugpulled his fans. I wouldn't take anything he says seriously if that's the case;

Probably another grift, but I'm just posting this to see you guys' opinion about it.

https://x.com/BTCYN/status/1857905625226743938


Never heard of this guy before until now.