Title: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: GazetaBitcoin on June 27, 2020, 12:25:40 PM I just found a member which distrusts Satoshi. More important: he is the only one distrusting Satoshi! I proudly present you presduterte (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2225530)!
And he is distrusting Satoshi since the third week (http://loyce.club/trust/2019-02-03_Sun_00.08h/3.html) of existence of LoyceV's Custom Trust List, meaning from February 3rd, 2019. Even more curious is the fact that presduterte does not trust any user's judgement and, excepting Satoshi, he doesn't distrust anyone else (http://loyce.club/trust/2019-02-03_Sun_00.08h/2225530.html). Like his sole purpose is to make it obvious that he really doesn't trust Satoshi! I tried to look over his post history, to see what derermined him to consider Satoshi untrustworthy and what I found is even more intriguing. The user promotes BTC over BCH and also expressed his opinion of CSW being a fraud. In theory, these judgement would make him a fan of Satoshi, not someone not trusting him. Therefore I believe that he has some mental disorders or he does not know what he did -- meaning that maybe he wanted to add Satoshi to his Trust List but instead he added him to the distrust list. Ideas ??? Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: hd49728 on June 27, 2020, 12:35:00 PM The user logged in the account on 11 June. He has still been around the corner so I think you can try with PM to ask him and his clarification.
You could be wright and could be wrong. Support BTC does not automatically mean that he trust Satoshi. Someone can love the forum but distrust theymos. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: NavI_027 on June 27, 2020, 12:42:43 PM Therefore I believe that he has some mental disorders or he does not know what he did -- meaning that maybe he wanted to add Satoshi to his Trust List but instead he added him to the distrust list. At first glance, my first assumption is that he is a Filipino because I strongly believe that his name was derived from Pres. Rodrigo Duterte (our current president) but I am not sure of it because there are tendencies that it was just a coincidence. So I visit his post history to find more clues and yeah I found out that he is a Filipino for real no doubt. Read this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5008800.msg45376209#msg45376209)Ideas ??? In my point of view, he was a troublesome member. The way he post seems so rude for me. I don't even know what's wrong with him. Nevertheless, on behalf of the Filipino community, I want to say sorry. This is so embarassing for all of us because my fellow countrymen became the only one who distrust satoshi. What a shame! :-\ Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: GreatArkansas on June 27, 2020, 12:57:19 PM At first glance, my first assumption is that he is a Filipino because I strongly believe that his name was derived from Pres. Rodrigo Duterte (our current president) but I am not sure of it because there are tendencies that it was just a coincidence. So I visit his post history to find more clues and yeah I found out that he is a Filipino for real no doubt. Read this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5008800.msg45376209#msg45376209) +1 on this, it's my first thought after I saw the username.(....) I am 100% sure this user is dummy account of other users since selecting a kind of username in this forum, nonsense username. Second, for me, it does not matter if this user distrust satoshi since it's what custom trust list is made for, you can make your own list, the user/s that you trust or don't trust. Maybe this user got some reason why he/she doesn't trust satoshi? OR this user just has mistaken only where satoshi should belong to a trusted list. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: rhomelmabini on June 27, 2020, 01:09:11 PM At first glance, my first assumption is that he is a Filipino because I strongly believe that his name was derived from Pres. Rodrigo Duterte (our current president) but I am not sure of it because there are tendencies that it was just a coincidence. So I visit his post history to find more clues and yeah I found out that he is a Filipino for real no doubt. Read this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5008800.msg45376209#msg45376209) No, we can't really tell if this account was on the hand of a Filipino member, the post you are referring to was just a sarcastic post, more likely he is just portraying he was the President the way he addressed replies. You don't have to feel sorry it hasn't been concluded yet, yep, it was really a curious case distrusting the creator, he's the rare type.In my point of view, he was a troublesome member. The way he post seems so rude for me. I don't even know what's wrong with him. Nevertheless, on behalf of the Filipino community, I want to say sorry. This is so embarassing for all of us because my fellow countrymen became the only one who distrust satoshi. What a shame! :-\ Don't worry the user isn't that eccentric as it was and he love YouTube. Ahhhh, how amiable. What people do not know about me is that I also have a soft side, and that I love YouTube. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: Lucius on June 27, 2020, 01:09:52 PM Completely irrelevant case, it is not a DT member and whom he trusts or does not trust is irrelevant. To me, this most closely resembles an attempt to attract attention in the sense that he was the first to do so - or perhaps it was just a misunderstood use of the sign ~. I'm sure a lot of BCH/BSV trolls and crypto haters would generally do the same, but they're not at all aware that it's possible to do something like that.
OP can you edit that huge picture? Some members are on very slow or limited internet, and threads like this are loading very slow for them. Thank you ;) Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: GazetaBitcoin on June 27, 2020, 01:14:20 PM In my point of view, he was a troublesome member. The way he post seems so rude for me. I don't even know what's wrong with him. Nevertheless, on behalf of the Filipino community, I want to say sorry. This is so embarassing for all of us because my fellow countrymen became the only one who distrust satoshi. What a shame! :-\ This is a rare sign of education and common sense which I didn't see lately. Your post, which I believe is sincere and expresses a true regret, really touched me! Don't lose this spirit man, it is a rara avis! I take my hat off in front of such good manners. The user logged in the account on 11 June. He has still been around the corner so I think you can try with PM to ask him and his clarification. Hehe thanks for the tip! Just did it. Let's see if he joins our conversation here. OP can you edit that huge picture? Some members are on very slow or limited internet, and threads like this are loading very slow for them. Done! Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: LoyceV on June 27, 2020, 01:29:31 PM I'm more surprised that 112 users included satoshi, who hasn't left a single feedback and doesn't have a custom Trust list. I don't recognize most of the usernames (many registered before me). It doesn't fit this though:
Quote from: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust Trust list List the users who you trust to have good trust ratings and good trust lists Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: suchmoon on June 27, 2020, 02:14:59 PM I tried to look over his post history, to see what derermined him to consider Satoshi untrustworthy and what I found is even more intriguing. The user promotes BTC over BCH and also expressed his opinion of CSW being a fraud. In theory, these judgement would make him a fan of Satoshi, not someone not trusting him. Therefore I believe that he has some mental disorders or he does not know what he did -- meaning that maybe he wanted to add Satoshi to his Trust List but instead he added him to the distrust list. Ideas ??? presduterte is a bit of a contrarian troll but a good one (i.e. the trolling is fairly intelligent and not merely calling your mom a whore). I don't think distrusting satoshi is a sign of a mental disorder. Using Bitcoin doesn't require you to trust the person (or the group of CIA operatives or whatever) who created it, that's pretty much the idea behind it. And most of us here don't know satoshi to any significant extent to form an opinion about his judgement. Edit: slepping. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: FIFA worldcup on June 27, 2020, 02:21:46 PM Therefore I believe that he has some mental disorders or he does not know what he did -- meaning that maybe he wanted to add Satoshi to his Trust List but instead he added him to the distrust list. Ideas ??? There could be two things either he is not aware of the trust system and how it works or maybe he purposely did it to get some fame and attention as he is getting now (although there are less chances of it). I would be waiting to see his point of view if he replies on this thread. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: acroman08 on June 27, 2020, 02:23:02 PM Therefore I believe that he has some mental disorders or he does not know what he did -- meaning that maybe he wanted to add Satoshi to his Trust List but instead he added him to the distrust list. At first glance, my first assumption is that he is a Filipino because I strongly believe that his name was derived from Pres. Rodrigo Duterte (our current president) but I am not sure of it because there are tendencies that it was just a coincidence. So I visit his post history to find more clues and yeah I found out that he is a Filipino for real no doubt. Read this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5008800.msg45376209#msg45376209)Ideas ??? In my point of view, he was a troublesome member. The way he post seems so rude for me. I don't even know what's wrong with him. Nevertheless, on behalf of the Filipino community, I want to say sorry. This is so embarassing for all of us because my fellow countrymen became the only one who distrust satoshi. What a shame! :-\ there's is no need to feel sorry about. that person's distrust to satoshi will not amount to anything and him knowing that someone is sorry because of his action will just boost his ego. Therefore I believe that he has some mental disorders or he does not know what he did -- meaning that maybe he wanted to add Satoshi to his Trust List but instead he added him to the distrust list. Nah, there are people who get satisfaction by causing any type of problem no matter how big or small it is. people like that should not be entertained since we'll just feed his egoIdeas ??? Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: LoyceV on June 27, 2020, 02:46:04 PM Using Bitcoin doesn't require you to trust the person (or the group of CIA operatives or whatever) who created it, that's pretty much the idea behind it. If you put it like this, I like the statement he makes by excluding satoshi. Don't Trust. Verify. (original source unknown)Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: Yatsan on June 27, 2020, 05:16:15 PM At first glance, my first assumption is that he is a Filipino because I strongly believe that his name was derived from Pres. Rodrigo Duterte (our current president) but I am not sure of it because there are tendencies that it was just a coincidence. So I visit his post history to find more clues and yeah I found out that he is a Filipino for real no doubt. Read this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5008800.msg45376209#msg45376209) No, we can't really tell if this account was on the hand of a Filipino member, the post you are referring to was just a sarcastic post, more likely he is just portraying he was the President the way he addressed replies. You don't have to feel sorry it hasn't been concluded yet, yep, it was really a curious case distrusting the creator, he's the rare type.In my point of view, he was a troublesome member. The way he post seems so rude for me. I don't even know what's wrong with him. Nevertheless, on behalf of the Filipino community, I want to say sorry. This is so embarassing for all of us because my fellow countrymen became the only one who distrust satoshi. What a shame! :-\ Don't worry the user isn't that eccentric as it was and he love YouTube. Ahhhh, how amiable. I'm really curious about this guy, can we stop talking about him? he's just getting what he wanted.What people do not know about me is that I also have a soft side, and that I love YouTube. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: Pmalek on June 27, 2020, 08:09:05 PM He seems to be active even though he doesn't post often. His last post dates back to 11 June but he was online today. He probably saw the email notification that he received a PM from GazetaBitcoin and came online to check what it was. Whatever his reasoning for distrusting Satoshi, it doesn't really matter nor does it change anything.
Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: PrimeNumber7 on June 27, 2020, 08:12:09 PM He does not want to participate in the trust system. He has no other inclusions nor exclusions in his trust list. Trust lists must have at least one entry.
Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: logfiles on June 27, 2020, 08:35:14 PM We are a community of members from all walks of life so it's obvious there will be that one person or group of people who will do quite the opposite of what most people expect. We can't do anything about it since it's their choice... Their exclusion of Satoshi doesn't matter either, just like the untrusted negative feedbacks that were left on Satoshi's profile by a couple of members
https://i.imgur.com/5T2uRT7.png Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: khaled0111 on June 27, 2020, 10:07:40 PM It's within his right to trust or distrust whoever he wants. We should not judge him because of it.
Discussing why he did it is another matter. The guy doesn't seem to be ignorant about how the forum and the trust system works. What matters most is that distrusting Satoshi won't change a thing as the latter is unlikely to come back and become active again. Maybe it's his way to not see any feedback by default! Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: LTU_btc on June 27, 2020, 10:52:30 PM I'm actually surprised that there is just one negative feedback on satoshi profile. Don't understand me wrong, but we all know that forum is full of trolls, haters, BCH shills and toxic users in general, so it's a bit strange.
About this case, I doubt there is serious reason behind it. Maybe user just wanted to "play" with trust system a bit or wanted just to get attention to his name by distrusting satoshi. It would be interesting to read his response about it. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: philipma1957 on June 28, 2020, 02:42:54 AM I think he was smart to do so. I would suggest some DT1 members do so.
It is late and I am tired but I may consider doing it in the morning. It is said he owns 1,000,000+ btc and he just lets it sit. It is not very trustworthy for him to have done this deliberatively as he could case huge damage to the market with cashing out those coins. In a way we are all at his mercy. What would happen to BTC if he simply went to block 10 and moved it? Followed by block 11 and just moved about 10 blocks a day for a few months in a row. Awful lot of power in 'his' hands. block 1 is supposed to be un cashable block 2 has 50.01477486 btc in it below are blocks 2,3,4 https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1HLoD9E4SDFFPDiYfNYnkBLQ85Y51J3Zb1 https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1FvzCLoTPGANNjWoUo6jUGuAG3wg1w4YjR https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/15ubicBBWFnvoZLT7GiU2qxjRaKJPdkDMG If he were to simply move those 3 blocks to a new address it would shock BTC It he were to move block after block after block after block it would crush the price. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: FFrankie on June 28, 2020, 03:05:03 AM Satoshi is the US government, and we are all stupid to not believe otherwise, and who trusts the government
Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: ranochigo on June 28, 2020, 03:09:44 AM I think he was smart to do so. I would suggest some DT1 members do so. Hmm? Honestly, it doesn't really matter if you trust him or not. The account is locked and it can't be unlocked without Theymos's approval. It really doesn't matter whether you exclude him on your trust list or not since he's most probably not going to leave trust rating or anyone else. It is late and I am tired but I may consider doing it in the morning. It is said he owns 1,000,000+ btc and he just lets it sit. It is not very trustworthy for him to have done this deliberatively as he could case huge damage to the market with cashing out those coins. In a way we are all at his mercy. What would happen to BTC if he simply went to block 10 and moved it? Followed by block 11 and just moved about 10 blocks a day for a few months in a row. Awful lot of power in 'his' hands. I also can't see how the fact that he's not touching his coins constitutes to him being untrustworthy; if anything, it's more like him doing us a favour by not moving them. Distrusting him solely based on this seems to be a bit extreme? :D Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: philipma1957 on June 28, 2020, 03:10:29 AM Satoshi is the US government, and we are all stupid to not believe otherwise, and who trusts the government Strong chance that it has government or big business all over it. So to mark satoshi with a negative feedback and with and exclusion mark would be more reasonable then seems at first. I wish I had the idea I would have done it just to have some fun. If he was one guy he waited to long to cash early blocks. By holding them he created a power that could hit BTC link a pandemic. So trusting him may not be too wise. Yeah he could be a business. He could be a government. He could be dead. But those early coins are a big threat and they serve to hold back the price of BTC. So yeah to trust satoshi would be risky. To invest long term hoping to reach 50k would be risky. But what do I know. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: presduterte on June 28, 2020, 04:35:19 AM Alrite alrite. I am hear now so please calm your tits.
I would like to thank GazetaBitcoin for bringing this attention to my issue. Though getting notified of it by message delivered to my email address at odd hours of the night was rude as it awaked me from my beauty sleep. I had no idea what is causing this commotion and no intention to disrespect the Admiral of the Forum. I think my vice president must have logged into my account one day and make this change behind my back as a prank. Not very loyal. She has great legs but that is her only good quality. I would undo this changes that draw the pitchforks and the downed thumbs but I am very old and very tired. Hay naku. Only 2 more years of this president thing and then I can finally retire. Maybe I will start a Bitcoin Farm at that point. In which case I shall return to ask for advice. Until then fare well amigos. Duterte Out. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: Insanerman on June 28, 2020, 06:23:28 AM -- What would happen to BTC if he simply went to block 10 and moved it? Followed by block 11 and just moved about 10 blocks a day for a few months in a row. -- Yet I don't see any use if he would dump the Bitcoin's price. Satoshi's wealth is already big enough, whether he's a single person or a mnemonic of a company/group. But one thing is for sure - that he already made a currency that turns other's financial instability into a wealth with certainty. It is indeed alarming to entrust your money onto a single and still anonymous user, yet how did we end up here? The world is slowly adopting the cryptocurrency especially Bitcoin, hence I don't see any necessary distrust and the good side still out-stand the negatives. UNLESS THIS IS REAL: Satoshi is the US government, and we are all stupid to not believe otherwise, and who trusts the government ~ LOL I don't see this numerous nor anything related to the OP, doesn't even make sense and just a pure troll. We Filipinos here in the forum always separates our Political beliefs and how we interact in here. We've seen too many irrational wars on social media pertaining to the Political and Social issues of the country, please stop spreading the non-sense portrayals of someone I think you've hated so much. Not an avid fan nor a support of the government, but just a realistic user of the forum. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: GazetaBitcoin on June 28, 2020, 07:36:00 AM Alrite alrite. I am hear now so please calm your tits. Well that was a sort of veni, vidi, vici, wasn't it? presduterte is a bit of a contrarian troll but a good one (i.e. the trolling is fairly intelligent and not merely calling your mom a whore). Suchmoon was right. I didn't know this user. Bringing him here was a waste of time. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: Pffrt on June 28, 2020, 09:04:15 AM Suchmoon was right. I didn't know this user. Bringing him here was a waste of time. He didn't troll you, did he? He was fine with the explanation which you were looking for. Also, I really don't see a problem with putting someone in distrust list. Someone in my distrust list doesn't mean I didn't trust them, rather it mean I don't trust their feedback sending behavior. Although satoshi have sent no feedback.Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: TheArchaeologist on June 28, 2020, 09:08:20 AM block 1 is supposed to be un cashable Why did you come to this conclusion? Do you mean the coins from the coinbase transaction (hash 0e3e2357e806b6cdb1f70b54c3a3a17b6714ee1f0e68bebb44a74b1efd512098) of block 1? Beacuse these coins are prefectly spendable as long as you have the private key. Just as the extra .34597579 deposited to the address (12c6DSiU4Rq3P4ZxziKxzrL5LmMBrzjrJX).The only coins proven not to be spendable are the 50 BTC rewarded for the Genesis block (block 0) with a hash of 4a5e1e4baab89f3a32518a88c31bc87f618f76673e2cc77ab2127b7afdeda33b. This is because although the transaction is in the blockchain, it was not added to the UTXO database. It is unclear if this was a bug or if this was intended. Hower all the 13+ BTC which have been deposited to the public key/address associated to the genesis block can be spent if you have the private key. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: GazetaBitcoin on June 28, 2020, 09:28:45 AM The only coins proven not to be spendable are the 50 BTC rewarded for the Genesis block (block 0) I think he meant the Genesys block, yes. Some call it block 0 while others call it block 1, as it is actually the first mined block. He didn't troll you, did he? He was fine with the explanation which you were looking for. He didn't troll me, yes...But his explanation was in a very ironical manner, which was not the case here...He thanked me for bringing tge topic to his attention then he complained for receiving the email notification while having "the beauty sleep", like I could know at what time he received it (also I doubt that an email notification can wake up anyone); then he talked about the legs of his secretary and so on...trolling, but at a high degree level, not as a regular troll, as suchmoon explained. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: TheArchaeologist on June 28, 2020, 10:16:40 AM The only coins proven not to be spendable are the 50 BTC rewarded for the Genesis block (block 0) I think he meant the Genesys block, yes. Some call it block 0 while others call it block 1, as it is actually the first mined block. <snip> block 1 is supposed to be un cashable block 2 has 50.01477486 btc in it below are blocks 2,3,4 https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1HLoD9E4SDFFPDiYfNYnkBLQ85Y51J3Zb1 https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1FvzCLoTPGANNjWoUo6jUGuAG3wg1w4YjR https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/15ubicBBWFnvoZLT7GiU2qxjRaKJPdkDMG Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: LoyceV on June 28, 2020, 11:32:04 AM It he were to move block after block after block after block it would crush the price. None of that has anything to do with (dis)trusting satoshi's judgement. He can indeed crush the price, but didn't do it. Even if he would sell his coins, it would just lead to a better distribution with less coins on one big pile. And even if most users don't like it, (dis)trusting satoshi is not going to make any change. Besides, the account is banned to prevent it from getting compromised.I'd love for satoshi to come back and join discussions here though. So yeah to trust satoshi would be risky. Satoshi never asked anyone to invest hoping to reach 50k. I don't think he even cares about the fact that he's a billionaire in most currencies. He created something really cool, and left it to the world to use.To invest long term hoping to reach 50k would be risky. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: GazetaBitcoin on June 28, 2020, 04:38:42 PM So yeah to trust satoshi would be risky. Satoshi never asked anyone to invest hoping to reach 50k. I don't think he even cares about the fact that he's a billionaire in most currencies. He created something really cool, and left it to the world to use.To invest long term hoping to reach 50k would be risky. This discussion reminded me about some of satoshi's words of wisdom. If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry. The quote is from another context, but these words apply here. P.S.: with this occasion I also learnt how to quote locked topics :) Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: mikeywith on June 28, 2020, 05:37:09 PM I believe bitcoin has grown up so much to the extent that even satoshi can't do shit about it, 1m BTC is merely a 5%, people overreact to that amount for whatever reasons they see fit, but in reality a mediocre exchange like Huobi stores over a quarter of a million bitcoins in a single address (https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin/address/35hK24tcLEWcgNA4JxpvbkNkoAcDGqQPsP), a few exchanges control a much larger amount of Bitcoin than satoshi and all other early-miners combined have, that poses a greater risk than Satoshi magically waking up and deciding to reveal himself. What gives Bitcoin value are the people who believe in it, it's not the fastest to send, not the cheapest and doesn't even have the coolest logo but it survived all tests and it will only (logically) continue to do so, Satoshi is now history and if he ever shows up and starts moving his coins we will most certainly have a nice dip (not as bad as most people think) which will be a great opportunity to accumulate more of it, what happens after that is most likely more growth and higher prices. Satoshi is the US government, and we are all stupid to not believe otherwise, and who trusts the government I tend to disagree to this conspiracy, because no government is smart enough to invent something like Bitcoin. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: Rikafip on June 28, 2020, 06:01:37 PM It is said he owns 1,000,000+ btc and he just lets it sit. Dunno, somehow I think that if Satoshi really had some bad intentions, like amassing BTC and then dumping when price reach certain point, he would have done things differently, and definitely get more than 5% of the total supply. Him owning 5% of the total supply would be least of our concerns in that case. Anyway, I am not really afraid of that happening.It is not very trustworthy for him to have done this deliberatively as he could case huge damage to the market with cashing out those coins. In a way we are all at his mercy. This is what guy that found those bitcoins think about chances of Satoshi dumping BTC Patoshi Researcher: 'Satoshi won't use his coins ever (https://cointelegraph.com/news/patoshi-researcher-satoshi-wont-use-his-coins-ever) Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on June 28, 2020, 06:59:37 PM Completely irrelevant case, it is not a DT member and whom he trusts or does not trust is irrelevant. Those are my thoughts as well--and I'm actually surprised more members don't have Satoshi ~'ed in their trust list given how many trolls we've got on the forum. And I doubt there's going to be any DT members distrusting Satoshi anytime soon.Dunno, somehow I think that if Satoshi really had some bad intentions, like amassing BTC and then dumping when price reach certain point, he would have done things differently Yeah well, that's the great mystery of bitcoin's founder isn't it? It'll certainly be an interesting story if and when his name ever gets revealed with certainty.Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: mindrust on June 28, 2020, 07:50:39 PM Satoshi is the US government, and we are all stupid to not believe otherwise, and who trusts the government Actually that really might be the case. You think this guy is nuts for distrusting satoshi. Let's go backwards. How can you trust somebody (i mean satoshi) that you haven't talked to for years and possibly never? He haven't logged in for years and got his account hacked... (i know his account is locked now) You have almost zero information about satoshi other than his technical posts about bitcoin. Most people put him in their trust lists as a sign of respect, I get it. Other than that, it is completely pointless. Long story short, it is not a big deal. trust ratings and trust lists are not moderated. I am actually surprised nobody haven't tried this before considering that there also many bitcoin haters around. I have another idea popped in my mind just now... If satoshi hadn't left the forum and had kept posting, maybe he would have had gotten many enemies because of his thoughts. We haven't seen him in a public debate against a person like Roger Ver for example. People (i mean everybody, including bcash people, btc people, eth people and every other crypto people) worship him like he was a saint but many people would be cursing him now if he was still around. Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: Pmalek on June 28, 2020, 08:18:07 PM I think it is time to lock this thread now. Everything has been said that needed to be said. presduterte offered his view on the whole thing and we learned only that he has a sexy secretary, nothing else. No point in continuing down this road.
Title: Re: The curious case of the forum member distrusting Satoshi Post by: GazetaBitcoin on June 28, 2020, 08:35:04 PM I believe you are right. Thank you Mr. President for honoring us with your presence.
To all the others, thank you as well for contributing to this topic. In the end, the president did not any mental disorder :) Locking the topic now. |