Topic: The identity of the bitcoin creator (Read 133 times)
I'm really grateful to the person who created the bitcoin and thank him. Whoever he is
For me, whoever this Mr. Satoshi Nakamoto is, am sure he has his reasons why he wanted to stay anonymous and I respect that. That's the least that I can do to say thank him for creating Bitcoin. 
Craig Wright is a fraud, he can’t provide any proof that he is Satoshi. I don’t think we’ll ever find out who the real Daddy is 
The BBC claimed in the report that Craig Wright provided some technical evidence that he is the creator of bitcoin. In addition, some notable members of the Bitcoin community have confirmed Craig Wright's statement.
As a student learned all things about bitcoin from this forum, i can just say that Satoshi N is the father of bitcoin. I don't think if any one here can confirm anyone else unless again the media or a team from crypto community is dedicated to find out the real founder spending energy and money going behind. I just want to thank Satoshi or anyone if not Satoshi, for a fabulous creation which has enriched many lives here.
Craig Wright is a fraud, he can’t provide any proof that he is Satoshi. I don’t think we’ll ever find out who the real Daddy is
The BBC claimed in the report that Craig Wright provided some technical evidence that he is the creator of bitcoin. In addition, some notable members of the Bitcoin community have confirmed Craig Wright's statement.
Craig Wright is a fraud, he can’t provide any proof that he is Satoshi. I don’t think we’ll ever find out who the real Daddy is
Until now, the true identity of the person behind the bitcoin has not yet been revealed. Newsweek has claimed to have identified the "bitcoin" father in 2014, residents of Dorian City Satoshi Nakamoto. However, this man has denied.
By 2015, Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright identifies himself as the creator of bitcoin but can not provide convincing evidence. Late last year, he went on to produce evidence, and after The Economist approached Wright, the conclusion was most likely that this was Satoshi Nakamoto.
So in the end, who is the real "dad" of Bitcoin?
By 2015, Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright identifies himself as the creator of bitcoin but can not provide convincing evidence. Late last year, he went on to produce evidence, and after The Economist approached Wright, the conclusion was most likely that this was Satoshi Nakamoto.
So in the end, who is the real "dad" of Bitcoin?
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