Topic: Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? Solved! - page 7. (Read 2737 times)

This is very interesting. From what I've understand in this findings, Satoshi is a real person with authority. I mean, how is he able to muster so much time to build Bitcoin? The article itself said that he might have access to a cutting-edge technology. He is probably a government worker. Also, someone is trying to help him hide his true identity.

Hahaha yeah, I agree with you. It's better to remain silent and enjoy the money we have than to show ourselves to the public. The public will ask us with so many questions and that will make us busy, and we cannot enjoy our time. I don't think Satoshi Nakamoto will come out to the public, but I guess that he/she/they were watching us for a long time ago.

That's some vital information right up there @OP but i doubt all these searches are going to yield any results. Satoshi really covered his tracks with regards to his identity, maybe in the future there might be a change of mind so that he reveals himself but i doubt he would ever do that looking at the misconceptions surrounding bitcoin and its adoption at the moment. Do you think he is ready for all those series of press news that would be thrown at his door steps every now and then? I doubt he would, think again people and let Satoshi have some rest.

it seems like Satoshi Nakamoto really didn't want to be found. if indeed he still save lots of BTC in his wallet if I become him, I will choose to remain silent and enjoy the results that I have done. Satoshi Nakamoto did not want to expose his identity. I think he was afraid of the safety of himself and his family. it's like a superhero story that changes the world.

He just might who knows.
One thing would be for certain que heman and the power of grayskull music
It would make for the ultimate meme.

If his identity is revealed, will he come back to the forum and take back the reigns of Bitcoin? I wonder if the Core team would be at odds with him?

This was an interesting read and felt like was watching a slideshow presentation on the subject of who he really is with connect the dots analogy.
There is a site which proposes to reveal his true identity in a about a week from now on the 14th.
https://news.bitcoin.com/new-website-promises-to-unveil-satoshi-nakamoto-in-10-days/
It might concur with your findings.

Hi, this was indeed a strand of research. However as you will see on slide 9, in the enhanced Bitcoin timeline, the domain Bitcoin.org registered via Anonymousspeech.com (Japan). Hence no credit card or paper trail! There were no hot leads during the period 2006-2010 (only earlier).

Thanks. Have uploaded a higher resolution PDF that also contains links to the source material so worth a re-read.

The document is really a mixture of history, detailed research on crypto related topics and the future.

An additional point to take onboard is that a lot of information and findings have been left out on purpose (and the ethics of no-doxing).

One day if and when Satoshi decides to reveal himself or otherwise, we can rely on slide 36 to proof we found out first!

One of the first things to do in such situation = trace the money. Who paid for Bitcoin.org registration in 2008?
Visa/Mastercard must keep records for a very long time.

Satoshi is keeping quiet because he lost his private keys and is plenty embarrassed to admit it.

So now he is just like the rest of us with 1or 2 coin in the Iphone wallet.

Fun OP btw  

He may not reveal himself and other who knows him may reveal his identity in the future in case Satoshi is a group of people instead of just a single person.
No one is forcing him to come out, most people who are curious about him are trying to reveal who is he by doing some researches based on many things that may relate to him.

It's Satoshi's choice to keep his identity in private and we can't do anything but to respect it. He launched the most profitable coin of all time so digging too much about his personal life I think is too much. Let's just stop searching for the real Satoshi because there will be people who will just claim that they're Satoshi. Let him reveal the true him in time.

The larger texts were a bit hard to read with that font against that background, but I really do have to commend you.
It's not often that a story like this ends without naming anyone, purely for ethical reasons.

That's what I find most distasteful about most of these hunts for Satoshi's identity.
He clearly wanted to remain anonymous and I personally feel that should be respected.

So, kudos for turning this into an interesting story, without actually naming him!

Ok, so all the circumstantial evidence point to Satoshi Nakamoto being a UK citizen. >  I think it might be possible for Satoshi to be a migrant worker from another country that worked in the UK. This explains the language that are not clearly identified. There are many talented immigrant software developers working in foreign countries, so this might be one of the reasons why the puzzle is not fitting into place to identify Satoshi Nakamoto.

I did not know that people were spending this much time to hunt down the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto.  

Let time will tell who Satoshi Nakamoto is. I think we cannot find who is he because he still moves in many places and doing his project with his friends.
I am sure that in one day, he will reveal himself to the public or at least, he will show that he still exists and alive in somewhere place.
We cannot force him to comes out of his place because we don't know where he lived.
I think he will continue to fix any problem related to the bitcoin project by secretly without anyone knows.

satoshi

December 11, 2010, 11:39:16 PM
It would have been nice to get this attention in any other context.  WikiLeaks has kicked the hornet's nest, and the swarm is headed towards us.

I think that is a suggestion of slowing down or leaving the project or at least becoming anon.

Well guess what Satoshi I am here punching that hornets nest in the face, I am still here and even if they kill me, your blockchain has taught me a lot about the after life and my current life (I know I cannot hide anything). My father had a heart attack and my aunt just died of cancer, she went to the other side for 12 hours and my father for 3 before they were brought back to life. They both have the same story not knowing each others story. You will remember everything. The Creator has a very stern male voice, weird coming from my Aunt she was a girl power type. anyways though both said they remember every life they had every single last breath they took, but the Creator told them they were not finished here. A week later she died again for good. My father still is here I guess he has not fulfilled his purpose.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuxNpHXXRe8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upwyWKzozII

See previous response for the reason for leaving the project with identity still anonymous. Also it is worth noting that the flow of time allows for major changes in public and governmental attitudes. When Satoshi started working on Bitcoin e-Cash was still a very sensitive area with high risk of prosecution / legal grey areas / central point of shut-down. By the time Ethereum arrived the landscape had changed considerably. The first generation of pioneers usually shoulder all the risks for change.

The one difference between our research and the others that have taken place over the years is that we used the information to lead us to a person. Not the other way round like the usual suspects. What this means is that the person it led us to fits a lot of the observations with data that has been available publicly. And the other findings explains some of the other mysteries.

Satoshi himself alludes to the fact that he had been working on Bitcoin since 2007 (slide 9). If you visit his profile on this forum and read all his posts and check his code comits, you will see active commentary on lots to do and active ideas for development. There was no suggestion of slowing down or quitting the project.

The sudden nature with the Bitcoin link to Wikileaks donation is the clear event that led to expedited disappearance. It is easy to forget how big an event Wikileaks was for major government intelligence bodies and so anything linked to it would have bought unwanted scrutiny from global intelligence services etc.

From slide 4, it is clears the holdings value at the time of leaving was small change. Note that $215,600 would have been the theoretical maximum if he wanted to cash out. Due to the illiquid nature of the markets in December 2010, the real cash-out value would have been a fraction of that.

So why did he leave? Based on the candidate it lead us to, pre-Bitcoin there was political-activism related links to a G20 country. Normally this would not seem a major concern, but having researched more into the global treatment of activists it is a major reason to leave the Bitcoin project while intelligence eyes fell on Bitcoin (due to the Wikileaks link). Think about what happened to Jamal Khashoggi in a well publicised recent case. Then ask yourself about the risks of activism for unknown personnel etc.

The good news is that the person it lead us to, seems a normal smart person. They even seemed to have a job for 2 years between 2011-13. So Satoshi definitely fits the good guy / legend definition.

So in summary, from our findings Satoshi left Bitcoin because of the risk of his identity being compromised for pre-Bitcoin activism activities. We got the feeling, his original plan was to develop Bitcoin within a small community and controlled increments. And he would have continued were it not for the sudden attention due to Wikileaks event.

We've all known Vitalik Buterin the creator of Ethereum and his creation is on the 2nd place for the long time already but no bad things happen to him yet but we don't know what if in the future ETH take place the number one spot when it comes to the most valuable crypto and those greedy businessman place their bets to him or even control him. I think Satoshi is too smart to reveal his real identity to the masses because he already thought before that Bitcoin will be the future of digital payment.