Topic: What happened to Satoshi? (Read 111 times)
I don't know what happen to Satoshi... but I am very thankful to him... he gave me FREEDOM....
I have found a lot of information about satoshi on the internet, but nothing is proved true. There is currently a lot of fake news on the internet
Nobody knows what is going on with Satoshi. Whatever you read on the internet will be false information, empty speculation, or outright conspiracy. It's completely unknown whether or not Satoshi was one person or a group.
"This is complicated. The original satoshi, the guy with PGP key, is dead. And was a project manager integrating the work of multiple people. Satoshi was a group, not a person. And came out of the cryptopunks PGP remailer list. They used software mixmaster or the one by djb.
The PGP key satoshi was the person who merged the code dif, into the SVN repo and the code diffs were emailed through the PGP remailer, mixnet. That satoshi was on windows and the other satoshis were on linux and bsd.
The mailing list people are all pseudo anonymous and constantly changing their identity and public keys, so cannot be uniquely identified. Or two or more people would even post as a group under the same PGP key. etc ..."
-- Quote from synth over at SkyCoin
What you get from this: Satoshi was not just one person but a bunch of. Looks like the project manager satoshi is gone, but the other satoshis are still around.
The PGP key satoshi was the person who merged the code dif, into the SVN repo and the code diffs were emailed through the PGP remailer, mixnet. That satoshi was on windows and the other satoshis were on linux and bsd.
The mailing list people are all pseudo anonymous and constantly changing their identity and public keys, so cannot be uniquely identified. Or two or more people would even post as a group under the same PGP key. etc ..."
-- Quote from synth over at SkyCoin
What you get from this: Satoshi was not just one person but a bunch of. Looks like the project manager satoshi is gone, but the other satoshis are still around.
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