Topic: Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? - page 98. (Read 143064 times)
Satoshi Nakamoto is The Original Dread Pirate Roberts Before Ross Ulbricht. I have a strong feeling :X
I think theymos and Sirius are still in contact with him.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/i-think-sirius-martti-malmi-is-satoshi-nakamoto-144445
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/i-think-sirius-martti-malmi-is-satoshi-nakamoto-144445
what about this scenario? the admins from p2pfoundation where satoshi talks in 2008 1st time about bitcoin. they can check his profile and get the logs-history and get possibles ip.. i am sure for that time satoshi not was thinking in dissapear and he use his REAL ip. so those things can give a IDEA from wich country he connect. city.. etc.... i think that he is only 1 guy not a group. and HE just kill satoshi identity and have another. or severals user on this forum.. and he is already multi millonarie
Nope. Satoshi was planning on hiding from the get go. We know this now, for no one is that good at not being found on the Internet without prior planning.
what about this scenario? the admins from p2pfoundation where satoshi talks in 2008 1st time about bitcoin. they can check his profile and get the logs-history and get possibles ip.. i am sure for that time satoshi not was thinking in dissapear and he use his REAL ip. so those things can give a IDEA from wich country he connect. city.. etc.... i think that he is only 1 guy not a group. and HE just kill satoshi identity and have another. or severals user on this forum.. and he is already multi millonarie
Who is John Galt?
An electrical engineer, reportedly.
Who is John Galt?
who is Tyler Durden
Can anyone help to locate this board ? If it still exists ?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3839053
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3839053
Satoshi Nakamoto is a nickname owned by the NSA.
Nakamoto, Satoshi Alfred
Born: Washington, DC
Profession: Troublemaker
Hobbies: Revolution and Cryptography
Political Association: Libertarian
Ah, he's a professional colleague, then?
Absolutely! lol
Satoshi Nakamoto is a nickname owned by the NSA.
Nakamoto, Satoshi Alfred
Born: Washington, DC
Profession: Troublemaker
Hobbies: Revolution and Cryptography
Political Association: Libertarian
Ah, he's a professional colleague, then?
Satoshi Nakamoto is a nickname owned by the NSA.
Nakamoto, Satoshi Alfred
Born: Washington, DC
Profession: Troublemaker
Hobbies: Revolution and Cryptography
Political Association: Libertarian
Satoshi Nakamoto is a nickname owned by the NSA.
Interesting. That IP address wouldn't be 192.168.0.1 per chance?
No, its not that one.
It was a trick question, the entire set of addresses that start with 192.168.x.x are part of a reserved block of addresses for a class C intranet. There are no Internet providers that use that subnet.
Interesting. That IP address wouldn't be 192.168.0.1 per chance?
No! That's my IP!
If Wei Dei or Nick Szabo are not nakamoto themselves then they are most surely his parents ... and credit should be placed where credit is due.
I vote for Nick Szabo. As soon as I started reading his papers I felt I was in the presence of the mind that conceived it. It's such a novel approach, and bitcoin seems to be based on his conclusions about the place of money in human interactions.
At any rate, I found this very illuminating. Contempo economists can only think in terms of today's system, or at best as far back as the industrial revolution. Szabo examines the roots of money in primitive societies and primitive humans, and I think he uncovers important aspects of it's nature and role that are invisible to modern economists. From this standpoint, I believe he designed bitcoin to perfectly fulfill all of the roles primitive money played in the human psyche. And that explains it's success; it's tailor made to the human species, and we find it irresistible.
http://szabo.best.vwh.net/shell.html
At any rate, I found this very illuminating. Contempo economists can only think in terms of today's system, or at best as far back as the industrial revolution. Szabo examines the roots of money in primitive societies and primitive humans, and I think he uncovers important aspects of it's nature and role that are invisible to modern economists. From this standpoint, I believe he designed bitcoin to perfectly fulfill all of the roles primitive money played in the human psyche. And that explains it's success; it's tailor made to the human species, and we find it irresistible.
http://szabo.best.vwh.net/shell.html
Interesting. That IP address wouldn't be 192.168.0.1 per chance?
No, its not that one.
Cryptocurrency and its derivatives are out of the bag now. First nation state to claim the lion's share in its control will benefit handsomely, just as those who took the lion's share in taming and keeping tabs on good part of the internet has profited from that venture.
Then it's China, because the US government doesn't stand to benefit regardless, since it will lose the trade advantages that come with being the one entity that can issue the international reserve currency.
If US can take control, it would be a fortune telling matter to say what it could do with that kind of control over a new concept. The benefits could outweigh the immediate cost.
To say Jed is a Satoshi is an insult to Satoshi I guess. That guy went on to work on Ripple, I can't believe Satoshi would like an idea like that.
Cryptocurrency and its derivatives are out of the bag now. First nation state to claim the lion's share in its control will benefit handsomely, just as those who took the lion's share in taming and keeping tabs on good part of the internet has profited from that venture.
Then it's China, because the US government doesn't stand to benefit regardless, since it will lose the trade advantages that come with being the one entity that can issue the international reserve currency.
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