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Title: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 06:40:03 AM
Friends this isn't a joke...

Very strong circumstantial evidence (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) that John Nash was Satoshi Nakamoto!

Read this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866)!

He is dead, and to me it appears they firebombed his taxi (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18460434#msg18460434).  :'(


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 06:53:26 AM
Oh, noooo... Satoshi is dead?

Bitcoin is going to CRASHHHHHHHH...!!!!!!
SELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL AHHHHH...!!!!!!


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 07:08:55 AM
Oh, noooo... Satoshi is dead?

Bitcoin is going to CRASHHHHHHHH...!!!!!!
SELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL AHHHHH...!!!!!!

That has nothing to do with why I did the research jackass. Your presumptions of my motives are entirely wrong.

I am intellectually curious.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 07:24:42 AM
SELL AHHHHHHHHHHHHH, SELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Boo hoo, I can't believe Satoshi is dead.   :'(


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Invincible on April 08, 2017, 07:25:28 AM
Is it true that Satoshi dissapeared when Gavin Andressen said that he is going to CIA?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Xester on April 08, 2017, 07:35:58 AM
Friends this isn't a joke...

Very strong circumstantial evidence (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) that John Nash was Satoshi Nakamoto!

Read this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866)!

He is dead, and to me it appears they firebombed his taxi (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18460434#msg18460434).  :'(

This isnt funny at all and it was shocking. But I dont think John Nash was Satoshi Nakamoto at all. Even those evidence are not sufficient enough to back up the claims that he is the real Nakamoto. But in case that he is the real Nakamoto it will never be the end for bitcoins. The community has survived without even knowing Nakamoto and even if he is gone, which is very sad if it is true,  bitcoin will continue to survive.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: klaaas on April 08, 2017, 07:42:45 AM
We all are !

''I am not Craig Wright. We are all Satoshi. (https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2015-December/011936.html)''


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 07:46:34 AM
SELL AHHHHHHHHHHHHH, SELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Boo hoo, I can't believe Satoshi is dead.   :'(

But in case that he is the real Nakamoto it will never be the end for bitcoins. The community has survived without even knowing Nakamoto and even if he is gone, which is very sad if it is true,  bitcoin will continue to survive.

Satoshi must remain anonymous, nobody wants him to get detected because that can trigger panic on market.  ;)

I have a feeling that it's what Iamnotback wants exactly, considering the gist of his posts - to trigger panic on market

Why would Bitcoin suffer if John Nash is Satoshi  ???

I don't understand.

So this means your votes are irrational. Many (or most?) of you are presumably voting not based on the evidence, but based on you are afraid Bitcoin will be affected if you agree the evidence is compelling.

I am sad because Nash was brilliant and was maybe murdered. I wasn't sad about Bitcoin. Bitcoin is an inanimate object.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: YuginKadoya on April 08, 2017, 07:50:56 AM
Here we go again! another serious research thing about Satoshi? but your research was quite accepting with the evidence you have presented and the number of time he is involve in certain and major transaction between different country that will certainly pump up is idea currency and presenting the good benefits it has with the economy, I think you had a point in your research but there are still a big question mark in these, the real truth if Nash really is Satoshi? well one man can not certainly take a step in saying it and change our beliefs right?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: mobnepal on April 08, 2017, 07:54:30 AM
@OP you may have put so much time to make that evidence but for me none of them are convincing. And i think many other also feel same about your evidence.

Satoshi must remain anonymous, nobody wants him to get detected because that can trigger panic on market.  ;)


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 07:55:11 AM
@OP you may have put so much time to make that evidence but for me non of them are convincing. And i think many other also feel same about your evidence.

Here we go again! another serious research thing about Satoshi? but your research was quite accepting with the evidence you have presented and the number of time he is involve in certain and major transaction between different country that will certainly pump up is idea currency and presenting the good benefits it has with the economy, I think you had a point in your research but there are still a big question mark in these, the real truth if Nash really is Satoshi? well one man can not certainly take a step in saying it and change our beliefs right?

No my evidence is based on the timing (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) that he wasn't active publicly presenting was precisely the timing when Satoshi was active publicly.

And also on the focus of his Agencies game theory research (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) being exactly what was needed to see the way from Szabo and Wei Dai's work to Satoshi's PoW solution.

And also because the timing when he went silent to work on coding Bitcoin was right about the time that Szabo (re-)published his bit gold, which was probably the key development that gave Nash the final insight on how to apply his Agencies research to his ideal money concept. Then the evidence shows he went quiet (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) at that time, until right before he launched Bitcoin.

Nash's Agencies research was on Cooperation in Non-Cooperating Repeated Games, which is precisely what Satoshi's PoW is!

It all fits far too well.

You guys are too lazy to read carefully what I wrote in the linked research.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 07:56:56 AM
https://paragraphfilms.files.wordpress.com/2015/12/dumb-and-dumber-lloyd-christmas-limo-haircut-teeth-e1450732088781.jpg is Satoshi!


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: aarturka on April 08, 2017, 07:59:45 AM
Satoshi must remain anonymous, nobody wants him to get detected because that can trigger panic on market.  ;)
I have a feeling that it's what Iamnotback wants exactly, considering the gist of his posts - to trigger panic on market


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 08:08:16 AM
While you cluckity-cluck-clucks are maligning my motives, your tiny chicken brains were unable to contemplate that maybe BTC will rise if Satoshi is dead.

if nash is in fact satoshi then his death wouldnt be surprise to myself at least as perhaps his life's purpose been achieved and "his" creation better have him gone than still around to keep stability of the bitcoin economy. the idea of premined bitcoins is like a time bomb - if satoshi's wallet moves, then it would be the end..



possibly satoshi is protected by CIA, lol

if CIA found him/her :P

i think (s)he lost first priv keys.

Nash was conscientious. He would have destroyed the private key before he mined the coins.

Has anyone tried to check if Satoshi's addresses correspond to an unspendable public key?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: YuginKadoya on April 08, 2017, 08:17:58 AM
@OP you may have put so much time to make that evidence but for me non of them are convincing. And i think many other also feel same about your evidence.

Here we go again! another serious research thing about Satoshi? but your research was quite accepting with the evidence you have presented and the number of time he is involve in certain and major transaction between different country that will certainly pump up is idea currency and presenting the good benefits it has with the economy, I think you had a point in your research but there are still a big question mark in these, the real truth if Nash really is Satoshi? well one man can not certainly take a step in saying it and change our beliefs right?

No my evidence is based on the timing (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) that he wasn't active publicly presenting was precisely the timing when Satoshi was active publicly.

And also on the focus of his Agencies game theory research (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) being exactly what was needed to see the way from Szabo and Wei Dai's work to Satoshi's PoW solution.

And also because the timing when he went silent to work on coding Bitcoin was right about the time that Szabo (re-)published his bit gold, which was probably the key development that gave Nash the final insight on how to apply his Agencies research to his ideal money concept. Then the evidence shows he went quiet (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) at that time, until right before he launched Bitcoin.

It all fits far too well.

You guys are too lazy to read carefully what I wrote in the linked research.


I have read carefully what you have post, and by what presumed in your research, but you can not blame us in not believing you right? just because you got a good research at hand to show us some proofs of who really is Satoshi and I salute you by doing so, but you can not blame me if I am very tired in this kind of topic about satoshi! well sorry for that though and I am still here gonna see this article proceeds because deep in my heart I also am curious in what is the real identity of satoshi if he is just a one man or group in depends on him to share the truth about him.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 08:19:39 AM
I have read carefully what you have post, and by what presumed in your research, but you can not blame us in not believing you right? just because you got a good research at hand to show us some proofs of who really is Satoshi and I salute you by doing so, but you can not blame me if I am very tired in this kind of topic about satoshi! well sorry for that though and I am still here gonna see this article proceeds because deep in my heart I also am curious in what is the real identity of satoshi if he is just a one man or group in depends on him to share the truth about him.

Why was according to an eyewitness, Nash's taxi "firebombed"?

Why was this one month before @traincarswreck's coindesk article came out linking Nash to Satoshi (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18503028#msg18503028)? The implication is that someone was observing that our community was getting closer to DOXXing Satoshi.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: aarturka on April 08, 2017, 08:27:42 AM
maybe BTC will rise if Satoshi is dead.

May be rise maybe drop, where I said that it will not, you should study some logic, essential quality for programmer who you are pretend to be


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Juggy777 on April 08, 2017, 08:28:20 AM
I don't know whether to trust my instinct or to trust the Op facts. As much as my gut tells me, that he is not dead but the proof that op has put here is compelling me to believe he is right. Maybe the world was getting smaller and if this does turn out to be true it shall be really sad for the community. I don't know whether we will ever be able to confirm if this is true or not. I only wish we could cause if it were indeed true, we need to pray for him. I wish some consensus is reached on this, and I don't care if the price is effected or not, we need to find out if this was indeed satoshi.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 08:30:00 AM
maybe BTC will rise if Satoshi is dead.

May be rise maybe drop, where I said that it will not, you should study some logic, essential quality for programmer who you are pretend to be

You have not said the price will not drop:

I have a feeling that it's what Iamnotback wants exactly, considering the gist of his posts - to trigger panic on market

And I have not stated that you said the price will drop.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: aarturka on April 08, 2017, 08:30:46 AM
maybe BTC will rise if Satoshi is dead.

May be rise maybe drop, where I said that it will not, you should study some logic, essential quality for programmer who you are pretend to be

You have not said the price will not drop:

I have a feeling that it's what Iamnotback wants exactly, considering the gist of his posts - to trigger panic on market
there's such a thing panic buy...


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 08:33:12 AM
there's such a thing panic buy...

I did not preclude your possibility to imply that when I quoted the following:

Satoshi must remain anonymous, nobody wants him to get detected because that can trigger panic on market.  ;)

I have a feeling that it's what Iamnotback wants exactly, considering the gist of his posts - to trigger panic on market

I think you are the one who needs to learn logic and what is and is not stated (i.e. degrees-of-freedom).

You're 'backsplaining and I just checkmated you bitch.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: aarturka on April 08, 2017, 08:39:19 AM
what didn't you understand? I mean, that as altcoiner you may get some profit from market what ever panic may be, buy or sell, and you start atackin me with unlogical conclusions... not you're not a programmer :D


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 08:42:35 AM
what didn't you understand? I mean, that as altcoiner you may get some profit from market what ever panic may be, buy or sell, and you start atackin me with unlogical conclusions... not you're not a programmist  :D

I didn't attack you. You are attacking me. I quoted your reply to the other guy (along with quoting him) who said I wanted to cause a downward price panic which you replied to emphasizing I might want to cause a panic.

Now you're 'backsplaining that you meant up or down price panic. Yet in my post that quoted you (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18503980#msg18503980), I didn't write anything that would preclude the possible interpretation of your statement being up or down panic. Thus the logic error is yours.

Can't you fucking read man? Where in my post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18503980#msg18503980) did I write the price would go down?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: AngryDwarf on April 08, 2017, 08:56:16 AM
Your evidence might be described as compelling. But as you also say in your first post, it is circumstantial. So there is no proof.
The idea though, I find ideal pondering.  ;)


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: aarturka on April 08, 2017, 08:57:11 AM
ok have it your way, just chill out  :)


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 08:58:24 AM
Nah dont mind on reading the link and im done with these claims anytime that they found satoshi and now dead or some people claiming that they are satoshi.I really dont believe such bluffs that do circulating on this cryptoworld as long the price is climbing up i dont really care at all on those things.

Aren't you curious about the thinking of the Satoshi? We get new insights into his thinking now that we know with high confidence that Satoshi was John Nash, the 86 year old mathematician who won a Nobel prize and the most prestigious Abel award.

For me it is a very intellectually interesting discovery. It opens a whole new realm of learning about and thinking about Nash's theories.



ok have it your way, just chill out  :)

Difficult to chill out when so many people want to attack me for being intellectually curious and very active.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: audaciousbeing on April 08, 2017, 08:59:27 AM
Friends this isn't a joke...

Very strong circumstantial evidence (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) that John Nash was Satoshi Nakamoto!

Read this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866)!

He is dead, and to me it appears they firebombed his taxi (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18460434#msg18460434).  :'(

If this news is anything to go by in terms of how truthful it is, then I expect quite an amount of its effect on bitcoin but the reverse is what I am seeing from my end as the price is now tending towards $1200. However, we need to educate ourselves that bitcoin has grown beyond the dream and work of a man that everything ties around him. Bitcoin has grown to the point where banks and even countries are adopting the technology with several research going on concerning the subject matter for to come to an end as a result of the death of the founder if that is even true.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: AngryDwarf on April 08, 2017, 09:03:52 AM
You can kill a man, but not an idea or a protocol unleashed.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Keyoliver on April 08, 2017, 09:08:21 AM
hello


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: BTCLovingDude on April 08, 2017, 09:21:44 AM
i always love seeing Satoshi Nakamoto related topics here, just to see people waste their precious time chasing their own tail :)

i always wonder how much longer does it take before they start accepting the fact that Satoshi chose to stay anonymous and it will stay that way until Satoshi decides otherwise.

meanwhile it is a fun thing to watch the endless arguments with so called new evidence leading to nowhere. i should get some popcorn ;D


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 09:27:25 AM
I, am Satoshi Nakamoto.




And I have the keys that match!


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: isoneguy on April 08, 2017, 09:32:46 AM
i always love seeing Satoshi Nakamoto related topics here, just to see people waste their precious time chasing their own tail :)

i always wonder how much longer does it take before they start accepting the fact that Satoshi chose to stay anonymous and it will stay that way until Satoshi decides otherwise.

meanwhile it is a fun thing to watch the endless arguments with so called new evidence leading to nowhere. i should get some popcorn ;D

Yawn...it's all just signature spammer fud...as usual.

You'd think the campaign managers would look at the crap people spew to scam campaign funds.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Telepo on April 08, 2017, 09:44:58 AM
Who is satoshi? Nobody know who he is and where he is living? Perhaps he will never be present at this world . He can live with many many bitcoins which he is owning and just that's enough for him to have a very very rich and beautiful life so nobody can dream like him . The rumors are only rumors and we continue to buy and sell bitcoins everyday.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Qartada on April 08, 2017, 09:48:45 AM
Satoshi must remain anonymous, nobody wants him to get detected because that can trigger panic on market.  ;)
I have a feeling that it's what Iamnotback wants exactly, considering the gist of his posts - to trigger panic on market
The prospect of Satoshi being dead wouldn't cause panic on the market.  He didn't partake in Bitcoin development after mid-2010 and stopped posting on the forum around the end of the year, so him dying several years later in 2015 wouldn't affect the market at all.

Regardless, iamnotback is clever enough to realise that his belief that John Nash was Satoshi won't make everyone else believe it.  There was an article on bitcoinpricelive (http://bitcoinpricelive.com/john-nash-satoshi-nakamoto-bitcoin/) and an an article on CoinDesk (http://www.coindesk.com/did-john-nash-help-invent-bitcoin/) arguing that this was a likely possibility years ago, but people didn't jump on the train because the "circumstantial evidence" provided is not, in fact, quite strong enough to prove that he was Satoshi and it can't actually be reasonably proven without Nash himself signing a message with the Genesis block (which he can't - he's dead).


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: maydna on April 08, 2017, 10:02:32 AM
in my opinion, its better that satoshi nakamoto remain in the dark and so no one will know who is he and let it be but we should be thank you to satoshi nakamoto for introduced bitcoin to us. myself is not bothered who is the real satoshi nakamoto and i think he don't want that people will know who is he so he still cover his real identity. there are many reason for satoshi nakamoto itself to remain silence and not introduce his self to public and i am sure that he want to live with peace without any media know.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: dihari on April 08, 2017, 10:12:03 AM
Well, honestly I don't care about where is sathosi nakamoto right now. Who is he, is he dead or still alive or any questions like that. I just want to thank God for created Sathosi and give him intelligence like that to create a new financial technology and made this coin.
I am enjoying what he created, and if he want to disappear and leave the party, we have to respect his decision.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: isoneguy on April 08, 2017, 10:20:25 AM
Well, honestly I don't care about where is sathosi nakamoto right now. Who is he, is he dead or still alive or any questions like that. I just want to thank God for created Sathosi and give him intelligence like that to create a new financial technology and made this coin.
I am enjoying what he created, and if he want to disappear and leave the party, we have to respect his decision.

Thank you. At least someone else understands.

The creation of "satoshi nakamoto" was just a distraction anyways...something to keep the fools and children busy to give the adults room to work.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Carlton Banks on April 08, 2017, 10:59:12 AM
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTcIIcIGqQ5hHfXG32k_lgHtn74lVIu37Wk3kzob6u7i6klVoI7Jdio4aPH

"I'm Satoshi, and so's my wife!" ;D


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: vapourminer on April 08, 2017, 11:00:26 AM
well if it were nash it would certainly solve the "problem" of the satoshi mined million coins suddenly being sold and crashing the price of bitcoin.

but as someone else pointed out (sorry forgot who) wouldnt nash known of that potential problem and  publicly burned the coins as they were mined. xfer then to an unspendable address or something. i mean if perfect money were the intent it shouldnt have the risk of a price crash built into it.

its as if satoshi didnt realize how important bitcoin would become. nash would of.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 11:37:22 AM
Your evidence might be described as compelling. But as you also say in your first post, it is circumstantial. So there is no proof.
The idea though, I find ideal pondering.  ;)

Occam's Razor applies.

Take into account the next post I will make in this thread also.

Who would have been genius enough in game theory and then you have the other correspondences in the evidence I supplied.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 11:38:32 AM
It all correlates well for Satoshi being Nash.

While a long-standing hypothesis, I don't think it fits.  Nash was too smart to be Satoshi.  There are too many silly ideas at the foundations of bitcoin for it to be invented by a guy like Nash ; unless Nash meant it to be a testbench of ideas, and that the thing got out of hand.

Bitcoin is designed to be some kind of digital gold.  Nash was against the principles of gold bugs like the Austrians.

You have not been paying attention. Read on...

From the gist of what @traincarswreck has said, bitcoin is not ideal money. It is merely an asymptotically monetary tool to stabilise the fiat monetary system.

You don't seem to understand what Nash meant by asymptotic ideal money (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18493393#msg18493393).

Nash didn't mean an asymptotically limited money supply.

Bitcoin is Nash's very clever plan of providing a reserve currency for altcoin experimentation, which could have the potential to create asymptotically ideal money. I had stated back in 2014 that I expected Satoshi was so genius that he had outsmarted the elite who were tracking him.

The elite loved what Nash was saying about ideal money because the Rothschilds thought they would be the one to control the weightings of the IPCI which all the nations' currencies will float against. This is why there has been talk of backing the SDRs with a weighting of national currencies, precious metals, and commodities as Nash had written about.

But Nash was fooling them. He knew damn well the IPCI wouldn't be stable in the world empire context. So that is why he wanted an asymptotic number of stable currencies that would develop via an evolutionary process (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18493393#msg18493393). He wrote those exact words, but the elite weren't exactly understanding that that entailed.

When Nash created Bitcoin, Rothschild rejoiced because of the math I showed that Bitcoin will eventually become concentrated in one entity (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1858873.msg18488493#msg18488493). But Nash had fooled them, because he had figured that Bitcoin's open source release would set off an evolutionary process in altcoins (guaranteed by the very genius immutable game theory he designed that prevents Bitcoin from being "upgraded" (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1858873.msg18501479#msg18501479)).

You guys are failing to read my posts carefully.

It is interesting to note that I had predicted Nash would come to the above conclusion in my upthread posts, before finding that hidden writing from him above on his personal web site.

He outsmarted the global elite. Bitcoin is designed to launch many competing altcoins!

https://i.imgur.com/lXmOuDw.png (https://www.jstor.org/stable/1061553?seq=4#page_scan_tab_contents)

The free market "fails"1 where there are winner-take-all power vacuums in the structure of the organizational paradigm.

I have showed mathematically that Bitcoin and fungible money are winner-take-all power vacuums (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1858873.msg18488493#msg18488493).

So we are not displacing/eliminating government. We are simply replacing the power vacuum of democracy (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18302362#msg18302362) (because voting is not cost free (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18408053#msg18408053)) with the power vacuum of fungible finance. Actually these two have always been intimately interlinked, i.e. the banksters own the government.

Bitcoin ultimately changes nothing EXCEPT that it enables unregulated experimentation in altcoins (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18493393#msg18493393). Which appears to be Nash's brilliance (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18501391#msg18501391), as I had been stating since 2014 that Satoshi had outsmarted the elite.

1 Actually it destroys the paradigm (often with much collateral damage to participants) in a creative destruction to keep experimentation of dynamic, resilient fitness moving forward to find a better fit paradigm.



Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 11:43:08 AM
You can kill a man, but not an idea or a protocol unleashed.

Murdering Nash (assuming he was murdered and he was Satoshi) would obviously not be to stop Bitcoin, as Bitcoin is already released.

The point of murdering is so that it can't be confirmed who Satoshi was.

The elite think they will control all of the Bitcoin per the math I showed that shows all Bitcoin would become concentrated in one entity if it were the most stable money. So they want the people to think of Satoshi as some mystical God. And they want the people to whoreship Bitcoin as some sort of ideal idolized money. It is part of the NWO plan.

But as I explained in my prior post, I think Nash outsmarted them any way. So the murder of Nash was entirely unnecessary. But the elite aren't so smart.

There is a potentially simpler explanation for why Nash would be murdered before he could be confronted about whether he is Satoshi. That is to prevent any reduction in the mysticism/idealism/idolism that keeps flocks of greater fools coming into Bitcoin.

If we know who Satoshi is, then Bitcoin becomes just another altcoin or blockchain. It is reduced from magical to just technology. I think this is why I've been attacked/vilified for presenting this evidence.

Also murdering him would relieve him of perhaps being kidnapped and tortured and worse things than way he died instantly.

i always wonder how much longer does it take before they start accepting the fact that Satoshi chose to stay anonymous and it will stay that way until Satoshi decides otherwise.

No one is perfect or absolutely undiscoverable when they leave so many information tracks.

I suppose you were one of those who would have killed any one who was intellectually curious about the earth not being flat.

Yawn...it's all just signature spammer fud...as usual.

You'd think the campaign managers would look at the crap people spew to scam campaign funds.

Have you even clicked my signature. I am not being paid anything for posts.

You lie about me, because you are a WHOREshipper of the idol Bitcoin.

You've been manipulated like a dumb cow.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 11:56:40 AM
Regardless, iamnotback is clever enough to realise that his belief that John Nash was Satoshi won't make everyone else believe it.  There was an article on bitcoinpricelive (http://bitcoinpricelive.com/john-nash-satoshi-nakamoto-bitcoin/) and an an article on CoinDesk (http://www.coindesk.com/did-john-nash-help-invent-bitcoin/) arguing that this was a likely possibility years ago, but people didn't jump on the train because the "circumstantial evidence" provided is not, in fact, quite strong enough to prove that he was Satoshi and it can't actually be reasonably proven without Nash himself signing a message with the Genesis block (which he can't - he's dead).

My purpose is not to prove or to convince, but rather to measure the behavior of Bitcoin retards. To document it as a form anthropology and market research.

The lack of attention to detailed due diligence and thus the nonsense spoken and voted.

Most of you haven't even begun to scratch surface of analysis of this issue.

My vindication always comes later. Such as when I warned about the centralization of mining in China last year and was told I was crying chicken little. Then I was correct and everyone admits it now.

I have a vindication coming soon on a recent altcoin analysis I made.  ;)

Nash designed Bitcoin so that it would be replaced or competed with (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506101#msg18506101).


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 12:01:11 PM
Who is satoshi? Nobody know who he is and where he is living? Perhaps he will never be present at this world . He can live with many many bitcoins which he is owning and just that's enough for him to have a very very rich and beautiful life so nobody can dream like him . The rumors are only rumors and we continue to buy and sell bitcoins everyday.

Satoshi has never spent a single BTC.

I laugh at the comments people make when they get all their basic facts wrong.

Nash was conscientious. He would have destroyed the private key before he mined the coins.

Has anyone tried to check if Satoshi's addresses correspond to an unspendable public key?



but as someone else pointed out (sorry forgot who) wouldnt nash known of that potential problem and  publicly burned the coins as they were mined. xfer then to an unspendable address or something. i mean if perfect money were the intent it shouldnt have the risk of a price crash built into it.

As I wrote before as quoted above, I think he'd probably left it as a puzzle to prove that his addresses are a hash of an unspendable public key.

Because he'd want it to be known later, not in the initial stages of Bitcoin. Something people would get around to later, perhaps much later if computation would be intractable now.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Carlton Banks on April 08, 2017, 12:10:25 PM
*ahem*

Okay but only ultimately with a world central bank. Yes I agree. But not in an unregulated chaos. That short-lived chaos will end up just like what happened to the USA after the 1800s. The banksters will aggregate power as other banks fail with bank runs. The banksters whales can manipulate the public and cause bubbles and busts.

Rothschild created Bitcoin.

You've changed your tune since, when was it, less than 2 weeks ago?


One day it's "Rothschild created Bitcoin" the next it's "John Nash was Satoshi"


What's next? I suppose you're going to tell us that Rothschild (the whole family ???) is, er, was, John Nash?

I'm genuinely looking forward to your explanation of this, as it's proof positive that you talk so much rubbish that you can't even remember your own nonsense from 2 weeks ago  :)


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: krishnapramod on April 08, 2017, 12:14:04 PM
Hey mate, nothing against your circumstantial evidence that John Nash is indeed Satoshis, this is not the first time the conclusion has been drawn that Nash is Satoshi. I am not too much familiar with the technical aspects of bitcoins so will point out the basics only.

1. The comparison between Nash and Satoshi is drawn because of Nash's theoretical notion "ideal money"

2. Nash has been working on the mathematical and economical aspects of implementing ideal money.

3. John Nash has made contributions to different fields of math and he might have been well versed in encrypting algorithms or cryptology.

There is a book written by Andreas Antonopoulos, The Internet of Money, it mainly deals with the social and philosophical implications of bitcoin, likewise IMO Nash was more into the mathematical or economical aspects of ideal money or lets assume bitcoin, but not technological/technical.

What should I say about his death due to "firebombed", controversial theory is the most apt way to make our hypothesis sound factual to ourselves first and then others ;D


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 12:18:40 PM
Again some little pointers to help the lazy who don't quite grasp the evidence in totality.

@OP you may have put so much time to make that evidence but for me non of them are convincing. And i think many other also feel same about your evidence.

Here we go again! another serious research thing about Satoshi? but your research was quite accepting with the evidence you have presented and the number of time he is involve in certain and major transaction between different country that will certainly pump up is idea currency and presenting the good benefits it has with the economy, I think you had a point in your research but there are still a big question mark in these, the real truth if Nash really is Satoshi? well one man can not certainly take a step in saying it and change our beliefs right?

No my evidence is based on the timing (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) that he wasn't active publicly presenting was precisely the timing when Satoshi was active publicly.

And also on the focus of his Agencies game theory research (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) being exactly what was needed to see the way from Szabo and Wei Dai's work to Satoshi's PoW solution.

Nash's Agencies research was on Cooperation in Non-Cooperating Repeated Games, which is precisely what Satoshi's PoW is!

And also because the timing when he went silent to work on coding Bitcoin was right about the time that Szabo (re-)published his bit gold, which was probably the key development that gave Nash the final insight on how to apply his Agencies research to his ideal money concept. Then the evidence shows he went quiet (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) at that time, until right before he launched Bitcoin.

It all fits far too well.

You guys are too lazy to read carefully what I wrote in the linked research.



Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 12:30:34 PM
I'm yet to read the thread, I disagree that it will crash the price, the opposite imo.
I feel more confident holding something that wasn't cooked up by one of the alphabet agencies. :D

It is amazing to me that they now have a great man to assign to the creator of Bitcoin, but they'd rather WHOREship an idol of mysticism (see the reaction I've been getting).

The human race hasn't graduated from being cows managed religion.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: krishnapramod on April 08, 2017, 12:36:03 PM
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2008 May/Jun   Presented ideal money in Russia.
2008 Aug   Presented ideal money at Nobel Laureates Meeting in Lindau, Germany.
2008 Sept   Presented ideal money at Fordham University in New York.
2010 Feb   Presented ideal money at "Campus for Finance" in Vallendar, Germany.
2010 Oct   Presented ideal money at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
2011 Oct   Presented ideal money in Hong Kong.

First notice the periods of relatively low or no public inactivity for Nash were from May 2004 to Feb 2006, and again Oct 2008 to Feb 2010. Also note how Nash shifted from ideal money focus before 2004 to Agencies game theory research focus and didn't return publicizing ideal money again until summer 2008 wherein he did it very intensively.

Note that Satoshi announced Bitcoin Oct. 31, 2008. And it is also noted that Satoshi basically stopped being involved as of of "mid-2010".


Yeah points noted, bitcoin announced 2008, satoshi stopped being involved with bitcoins since mid-2010. Nash shifted his focus from ideal money to game theory research (April 2006 and then back to ideal money in Feb 2007) Now since 2008 till 2011 Nash was really active (apart from 2009) presenting his concept of ideal money. Bitcoin was made open source in 2009, the point I am missing is if Nash is indeed satoshi why would he go to Germany, Pennsylvania and Hong Kong presenting ideal money, bitcoin has been made open source, what is the purpose of it, might sound illogical, but still ???


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: manselr on April 08, 2017, 12:37:11 PM
How can John Nash be satoshi? he was too old, I doubt he couldn't even code, he looks like the type of guy that reads a ton of books but doesn't code much. Satoshi was a single guy that combined existing work including by John Nash and then released BTC. I dont buy the conspiracy theories.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 12:39:57 PM
I doubt he couldn't even code

You haven't studied the evidence. There is evidence of him doing coding. Also I think you fail to understand how capable Nash was. @traincarswreck documented that his collegues were amazed at how much he gotten into computers lately.

I linked to an evidence where Nash had remarked at the importance of computers in proving Fermet's Last Theorem.

Nash wasn't 86 in 2006. He was in his 70s.

Also Nash's son is also a genius and was in is 40s at that time and lived in the same house with Nash.  ;)

Johnny Nash may hold the key to finding out, but it is purely speculative whether Nash's son would be involved in any way (probably not).


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: stompix on April 08, 2017, 12:43:14 PM
*ahem*

Okay but only ultimately with a world central bank. Yes I agree. But not in an unregulated chaos. That short-lived chaos will end up just like what happened to the USA after the 1800s. The banksters will aggregate power as other banks fail with bank runs. The banksters whales can manipulate the public and cause bubbles and busts.

Rothschild created Bitcoin.

You've changed your tune since, when was it, less than 2 weeks ago?


One day it's "Rothschild created Bitcoin" the next it's "John Nash was Satoshi"


What's next? I suppose you're going to tell us that Rothschild (the whole family ???) is, er, was, John Nash?

I'm genuinely looking forward to your explanation of this, as it's proof positive that you talk so much rubbish that you can't even remember your own nonsense from 2 weeks ago  :)

Wow, excellent find.
But There still might be the possibility that John Nash is a Rothschild.

Now seriously I spent a few minutes on this (to be read wasted) and the amount of evidence is just astonishing, probably one of the worst case about a "Satoshi" persona.

How about we let this guy alone.
Maybe when the time travel machine will be invented we will find out that his mysterious disappearance was a damn car accident (hope not).




Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 12:45:05 PM
Okay but only ultimately with a world central bank. Yes I agree. But not in an unregulated chaos. That short-lived chaos will end up just like what happened to the USA after the 1800s. The banksters will aggregate power as other banks fail with bank runs. The banksters whales can manipulate the public and cause bubbles and busts.

Rothschild created Bitcoin.

One day it's "Rothschild created Bitcoin" the next it's "John Nash was Satoshi"

But There still might be the possibility that John Nash is a Rothschild.

No I already explained how both the elite and Nash are both involved (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506101#msg18506101).

You don't really think anything Nash was doing wasn't being monitored by the NSA and/or CIA do you.  ::)


P.S. I have Carlton on Ignore. He knows that. So I can only read if someone happens to quote his nonsense. You can see once again he failed to read before posting.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 12:52:36 PM
Quote
2008 May/Jun   Presented ideal money in Russia.
2008 Aug   Presented ideal money at Nobel Laureates Meeting in Lindau, Germany.
2008 Sept   Presented ideal money at Fordham University in New York.
2010 Feb   Presented ideal money at "Campus for Finance" in Vallendar, Germany.
2010 Oct   Presented ideal money at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
2011 Oct   Presented ideal money in Hong Kong.

First notice the periods of relatively low or no public inactivity for Nash were from May 2004 to Feb 2006, and again Oct 2008 to Feb 2010. Also note how Nash shifted from ideal money focus before 2004 to Agencies game theory research focus and didn't return publicizing ideal money again until summer 2008 wherein he did it very intensively.

Note that Satoshi announced Bitcoin Oct. 31, 2008. And it is also noted that Satoshi basically stopped being involved as of of "mid-2010".

Yeah points noted, bitcoin announced 2008, satoshi stopped being involved with bitcoins since mid-2010. Nash shifted his focus from ideal money to game theory research (April 2006 and then back to ideal money in Feb 2007) Now since 2008 till 2011 Nash was really active (apart from 2009) presenting his concept of ideal money. Bitcoin was made open source in 2009, the point I am missing is if Nash is indeed satoshi why would he go to Germany, Pennsylvania and Hong Kong presenting ideal money, bitcoin has been made open source, what is the purpose of it, might sound illogical, but still ???

Note that Nash didn't really switch entirely back to ideal money promotion until summer 2008 when he went bezerk promoting it like crazy right before he launched Bitcoin. I can see he was very excited about the Bitcoin he was preparing to unleash onto the world.

You guys still don't understand the cat and mouse game Nash was playing with the elite who knew what he was doing. I already explained it (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506101#msg18506101).

So Nash had to promote ideal money so the elite would think that Bitcoin was good for the elite. He was fooling the elite!

Analogously, I had also documented that the scientists had lied to DARPA in order to get the Internet started (http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=3335).


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: stompix on April 08, 2017, 12:54:45 PM
Okay but only ultimately with a world central bank. Yes I agree. But not in an unregulated chaos. That short-lived chaos will end up just like what happened to the USA after the 1800s. The banksters will aggregate power as other banks fail with bank runs. The banksters whales can manipulate the public and cause bubbles and busts.

Rothschild created Bitcoin.

One day it's "Rothschild created Bitcoin" the next it's "John Nash was Satoshi"

But There still might be the possibility that John Nash is a Rothschild.

No I already explained how both the elite and Nash are both involved (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506101#msg18506101).

You don't really think anything Nash was doing wasn't being monitored by the NSA and/or CIA do you.  ::)


P.S. I have Carlton on Ignore. He knows that. So I can only read if someone happens to quote his nonsense. You can see once again he failed to read before posting.

This is my personal opinion so you should take it as it is
Once you have people on ignore you can't argue about having a true discussion.

Now from my point of view, every time I hear about CIA  NSA stuff I tend to yawn...
How about we stop.Simply stop.

I want so much to hear a story about satoshi without the CIA NSA 13 bloodfamilies (is tomtom still around?)  and other.
Cause in my humble opinion there is a bigger chance the satoshi saga is in reality a pretty dumb story





Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 12:56:41 PM
Once you have people on ignore you can't argue about having a true discussion.

I pleaded with Carlton numerous times to stop making insulting ad hominen. I gave him about 10 chances. He will never come off Ignore.


Now from my point of view, every time I hear about CIA  NSA stuff I tend to yawn...
How about we stop.Simply stop.

I want so much to hear a story about satoshi without the CIA NSA 13 bloodfamilies (is tomtom still around?)  and other.
Cause in my humble opinion there is a bigger chance the satoshi saga is in reality a pretty dumb story

You tell me not to Ignore, then you stick your head in the sand. Lol.

As if the CIA and NSA do not exist and do not do such covert shit. It's like their mission orders do covert monitoring.

You guys are so rational.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: franky1 on April 08, 2017, 12:59:03 PM
im still laughing from when "iamnotback" was arguing with himself "trainscarwreck"



Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 01:00:47 PM
im still laughing from when "iamnotback" was arguing with himself "trainscarwreck"

lol.  OP is the same guy as 'traincarwreck' and 'dinofelis'

How much BTC would you like to lose in an escrowed bet on that?

Make the bet, or STFU. Because I am not @traincarswreck nor @dinofelis.

I'll give all the BTC won to @traincarswreck, to entice him to participate and prove he is not me.

You guys can't discern reality from fiction.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: chichigirl on April 08, 2017, 01:12:37 PM
I heard a lot and seen a lot of movies where in the scene, a rich guy proclaimed dead but just hiding to protect and to have his privacy. I dont believe on this drama. The bitcoin creator is alive, just hiding himself.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: layoutph on April 08, 2017, 01:22:49 PM
Yeah right, OP, the story looks like fabricated. Its so easy for a billionaire to buy an unclaimed dead body from mortuary, dress it like satoshi, insert it to a car. And put a lot of explosive materials.

Once the bomb explode, body is very hard to recognize. Bitcoin owner is now free from allegations and death threats.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: chixka000 on April 08, 2017, 01:25:34 PM
If i am satoshi nakamoto then i would also say those things. I would also try to make some evidence that it is me even if im not. Tho the case about sat is too broad


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: cpfreeplz on April 08, 2017, 01:30:42 PM
I honestly thought you'd have more evidence than basically he wasn't active with another project during the time that bitcoins were being developed and or implemented. I also wasn't doing any active projects then. Am I satoshi?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 01:30:49 PM
Yeah right, OP, the story looks like fabricated. Its so easy for a billionaire to buy an unclaimed dead body from mortuary, dress it like satoshi, insert it to a car. And put a lot of explosive materials.

Once the bomb explode, body is very hard to recognize. Bitcoin owner is now free from allegations and death threats.

We can't be sure Nash and his wife aren't still living in hiding.

But that makes no difference whatsoever to the point of this thread.

Nash and his wife have not been seen in public or in their home since.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 01:31:42 PM
I honestly thought you'd have more evidence than basically he wasn't active with another project during the time that bitcoins were being developed and or implemented. I also wasn't doing any active projects then. Am I satoshi?

Get an education (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506480#msg18506480).

The thought process (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506857#msg18506857) is beyond your level of intellect.

You have not correctly summarized the evidence.

So now we understand that many (most?) of the voters are too lazy and too stupid to vote rationally after spending some hours digging into the evidence.

We live in a soundbite generation where people are more misinformed about everything than cows are about eating grass.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: JessicaG on April 08, 2017, 01:37:42 PM
@OP you may have put so much time to make that evidence but for me non of them are convincing. And i think many other also feel same about your evidence.

Here we go again! another serious research thing about Satoshi? but your research was quite accepting with the evidence you have presented

{...snip...}
 

{...snip...}

It all fits far too well.

You guys are too lazy to read carefully what I wrote in the linked research.[/size]

I have read carefully what you have post, and by what presumed in your research, but you can not blame us in not believing you right? just because you got a good research at hand to show us some proofs of who really is Satoshi     {...snip...}


It ain't research. And it ain't a good one either. Nor is there any proof.

All it is, is hypothetical and speculation.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: layoutph on April 08, 2017, 01:39:50 PM
See? His wife and kids are missing. Lols , his wife should be in Nash's wake. What kind of family he has. Anyway they must be relaxing in their private island, creating more ICOs. Just waiting bitcoin to land the moon. :D

Yeah right, OP, the story looks like fabricated. Its so easy for a billionaire to buy an unclaimed dead body from mortuary, dress it like satoshi, insert it to a car. And put a lot of explosive materials.

Once the bomb explode, body is very hard to recognize. Bitcoin owner is now free from allegations and death threats.

We can't be sure Nash and his wife aren't still living in hiding.

But that makes no difference whatsoever to the point of this thread.

Nash and his wife have not been seen in public or in their home since.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 01:45:13 PM
It ain't research.

You apparently don't know what research is.

So you would have dismissed the speculative research that claimed the earth wasn't flat.

You wouldn't be convinced until you actually sailed around the world. But what if you didn't have any boats that could make that journey yet? So you'd prefer to just remain in ignorance rather than dig into the very strong speculative evidence which I RESEARCHED.

That is your prerogative. It doesn't guarantee you are correct. In fact, I suspect if you and I got into a verbal debate on the facts of this case, I would embarrass the fuck out of you.

You don't seem to understand that Nash's Cooperation in Non-Cooperating Repeated Games research was precisely what Satoshi's PoW is when combined with Szabo's bit gold.

Also the game theory in Bitcoin is so clever, that it has Nash's fingerprints all over it. He was the world expert in game theory. He won a Nobel prize for it.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 01:45:59 PM
See? His wife and kids are missing. Lols

His wife was with him on the flight and thus also in the taxi from the airport.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: isoneguy on April 08, 2017, 01:55:03 PM
Also the game theory in Bitcoin is so clever, that it has Nash's fingerprints all over it. He was the world expert in game theory. He won a Nobel prize for it.

So clever that you think they're nash's fingerprints...

Pawns, being pawns...talking about pawns.

Doin' pawn stuff.

Not playing the game but being played by the game.

As intended.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: sidhujag on April 08, 2017, 02:02:02 PM
Also the game theory in Bitcoin is so clever, that it has Nash's fingerprints all over it. He was the world expert in game theory. He won a Nobel prize for it.

So clever that you think they're nash's fingerprints...

Pawns, being pawns...talking about pawns.

Doin' pawn stuff.

Not playing the game but being played by the game.

As intended.
Me and trainswreck been the only guys saying nash was satoshi but annonymint did lots of research once he was shown the light


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 02:05:09 PM
Also the game theory in Bitcoin is so clever, that it has Nash's fingerprints all over it. He was the world expert in game theory. He won a Nobel prize for it.

So clever that you think they're nash's fingerprints...

Pawns, being pawns...talking about pawns.

Doin' pawn stuff.

Not playing the game but being played by the game.

As intended.

Of course I have considered that possibility but we never got around to discussing interesting perspectives, because (most of) the dumbasses who commented here are still stuck on their ABCs.

Yeah the elite could be trying to make us think that Nash is Satoshi and to take us off our guard. Or generally that Satoshi is any person.

The might be falsefiable though. If any altcoin rises to beat Bitcoin, then Nash succeeded and the elite failed.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: YuginKadoya on April 08, 2017, 02:16:18 PM
I have read carefully what you have post, and by what presumed in your research, but you can not blame us in not believing you right? just because you got a good research at hand to show us some proofs of who really is Satoshi and I salute you by doing so, but you can not blame me if I am very tired in this kind of topic about satoshi! well sorry for that though and I am still here gonna see this article proceeds because deep in my heart I also am curious in what is the real identity of satoshi if he is just a one man or group in depends on him to share the truth about him.

Why was according to an eyewitness, Nash's taxi "firebombed"?

Why was this one month before @traincarswreck's coindesk article came out linking Nash to Satoshi (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18503028#msg18503028)? The implication is that someone was observing that our community was getting closer to DOXXing Satoshi.

Well if we are nearly getting a hunch on who satoshi really is and Coindesk was one that reports about the activity of Nash then Nash might be satoshi and I think a lot of the news on coindesk was really legit, but in terms with the satoshi topic a lot of people are really not buying it. I think because even if they are curious on who satoshi really is, a lot doesn't really care at all but a condolences to Nash family may he rest in peace.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: JessicaG on April 08, 2017, 02:17:31 PM
It ain't research.

You apparently don't know what research is.

Putting a list together of one's activities and the (hypothetical) comment on it provided, ain't research. That's an analysis.





So you would have dismissed the speculative research that claimed the earth wasn't flat.

You wouldn't be convinced until you actually sailed around the world. But what if you didn't have any boats that could make that journey yet? So you'd prefer to just remain in ignorance rather than dig into the very strong speculative evidence which I RESEARCHED.

That is your prerogative. It doesn't guarantee you are correct. In fact, I suspect if you and I got into a verbal debate on the facts of this case, I would embarrass the fuck out of you.

You don't seem to understand that Nash's Cooperation in Non-Cooperating Repeated Games research was precisely what Satoshi's PoW is when combined with Szabo's bit gold.

Also the game theory in Bitcoin is so clever, that it has Nash's fingerprints all over it. He was the world expert in game theory. He won a Nobel prize for it.

Thank you. Nice examples of more assumptions  :)




In fact, I suspect if you and I got into a verbal debate on the facts of this case, I would embarrass the fuck out of you.

Thanks, but no. Too many narcissistic traits are being flagged on my end. Sorry about that.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 02:21:09 PM
Putting a list together of one's activities and the (hypothetical) comment on it provided, ain't research. That's an analysis.

Lol, you missed the research (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18501391#msg18501391). And you are too dumb to assimilate the significance.

Bitch go back to inserting your tampon. It is was you were made to do.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: monsanto on April 08, 2017, 02:23:15 PM
Friends this isn't a joke...

Very strong circumstantial evidence (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866) that John Nash was Satoshi Nakamoto!

Read this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18502866#msg18502866)!

He is dead, and to me it appears they firebombed his taxi (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18460434#msg18460434).  :'(

Alright already.. you've convinced me.. that one of the main Satoshi players is dead that is  ;).  I think you've got the wrong dead guy though buddy  ;D


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 02:25:09 PM
Satoshi Nakamoto.

Sato = name for the masses in Japan
Koto = harmonious "thing" in Japanese


I honestly thought you'd have more evidence than basically he wasn't active with another project during the time that bitcoins were being developed and or implemented. I also wasn't doing any active projects then. Am I satoshi?

Get an education (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506480#msg18506480).

The thought process (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506857#msg18506857) is beyond your level of intellect.

You have not correctly summarized the evidence.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: JessicaG on April 08, 2017, 02:32:46 PM
Putting a list together of one's activities and the (hypothetical) comment on it provided, ain't research. That's an analysis.

Lol, you missed the research (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18501391#msg18501391). And you are too dumb to assimilate the significance.

Bitch go back to inserting your tampon. It is was you were made to do.

Thank you, for confirming my other points as well. Have a nice day sir  :)


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 02:35:59 PM
Alright already.. you've convinced me.. that one of the main Satoshi players is dead that is  ;).  I think you've got the wrong dead guy though buddy  ;D

I agree that if Nash could have trusted another person, then it would have been Hal Finney as his collaborator.

Finney didn't have sufficient game theory expertise to do it by himself, unless had been following Nash's work.

I haven't done much research in Finney. Perhaps I should.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: layoutph on April 08, 2017, 03:01:08 PM
Okay just incase the story is true, do we need to worry? Who will continue, or the new owner(s) of Bitcoin? I believe everything is well documented , source codes are kept properly.

Alright already.. you've convinced me.. that one of the main Satoshi players is dead that is  ;).  I think you've got the wrong dead guy though buddy  ;D

I agree that if Nash could have trusted another person, then it would have been Hal Finney as his collaborator.

Finney didn't have sufficient game theory expertise to do it by himself, unless had been following Nash's work.

I haven't done much research in Finney. Perhaps I should.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: John Titor on April 08, 2017, 03:45:17 PM
Alright already.. you've convinced me.. that one of the main Satoshi players is dead that is  ;).  I think you've got the wrong dead guy though buddy  ;D

I agree that if Nash could have trusted another person, then it would have been Hal Finney as his collaborator.

Finney didn't have sufficient game theory expertise to do it by himself, unless had been following Nash's work.

I haven't done much research in Finney. Perhaps I should.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PVzOVMCASo&t=62m57s  You should watch a few minutes into this, it talks about linguistic similarities between Szabo and Nakamoto, how bitgold was the closest thing that existed previously and was suspiciously absent from the reference page on the bitcoin whitepaper.  They also talks about how Szabo went dark on social media at the same time Satoshi disappears, very curious content, would love to hear your 2 cents.

I am very privy to the idea that bitcoin was made by a group rather than a single person, and I think you might be right about Nash.  But what I am thinking is that the person that was actually on the forum, talking to people and answering questions, I think that was most likely Szabo, and that he was working with someone like Nash helping him behind the scenes.  Nash was more of a mathematician than anything else, so having a prolific coder like Szabo or Finney working closely with him makes a lot of sense, and having someone else do the forum posting would have made it easier for him to stay out of the limelight.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 03:49:02 PM
Waste of time on false pursue.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 04:05:02 PM
Bitcoin is Nash's very clever plan of providing a reserve currency for altcoin experimentation, which could have the potential to create asymptotically ideal money. I had stated back in 2014 that I expected Satoshi was so genius that he had outsmarted the elite who were tracking him.

I know you are going to say that all the clumsiness in bitcoin was on purpose, will have a game-theoretical, desired effect at a certain point and/or served to keep the suspicion away from Nash and so on, but as I said, at a certain point that becomes non-falsifiable.  Anything, and its opposite, is then "proof of the statement at hand".

You can't just devalue the significance of Nash's frantic ideal money rampage which was also a lifelong ambition. And the timing of his research on Cooperation in Non-Cooperating Repeating Games which is precisely coincident with the one advance needed to go from the prior art of Wei Dai, Szabo, and Finney's RPOW to Satoshi's PoW system of consensus.

There is a confluence of many coincident factors.

It is also quite peculiar that Nash never commented extensively on Bitcoin. It seems ridiculous that he avoided elaborating on Bitcoin when asked (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUyCO3FXHS4), except by instead pointing out that gold and silver wouldn't work. So in effect, he was saying we don't have any other good option.

That to me is a HUGE factor.

Finney was visible, so Finney can't be Satoshi. Ditto Szabo who is now a real person seen in YouTube videos. Also both denied being Satoshi.

So it occurs to me to think that that which is not achieved by a grand action of establishment by “fiat” may alternatively tend to come into existence as a consequence of a process of evolution. And of course, after a certain degree of progress by “evolution” the rest of the progress could possibly be realized by a convention or a process of “fiat”.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 04:09:25 PM
prolific coder like Szabo

My understanding is that Szabo is not much of a coder.

Also Szabo can't be Satoshi because he is in the public eye of the ecosystem.

Also Szabo doesn't understand game theory well enough, which is why he didn't get it correct with his bit gold proposal.

I have caught Szabo in several technological errors.

Szabo is not smart enough to be Satoshi. (I am not claiming Szabo is stupid, just not genius enough to be Satoshi).

However it is possible that some group created Bitcoin based on careful study of Nash's work, but why did Nash go quiet during the times he did? And why did Nash avoid talking about Bitcoin?

When Bitcoin came about, Nash as the researcher/progenitor of Ideal Money should have wanted to immediately write about it.

But of course he wanted to downplay Bitcoin because:

1. He didn't want to be associated as its possible creator.

2. To make the elite think he was playing along with their plans for Bitcoin.

3. To not alert powerful entities to kill Bitcoin in its infancy.

Szabo can code.

Not a disciplined enough coder to make Bitcoin. I've never seen Szabo write significant code or a large project.

Nash was very disciplined and stuck with projects over a long time frame to refine and complete them. Which is the trait a coder needs. Szabo is a writer and researcher.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 04:18:34 PM
Please refer here ---> https://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/2013/06/21/is-the-national-security-agency-behind-bitcoin/ (https://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/2013/06/21/is-the-national-security-agency-behind-bitcoin/)

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Recently a 1996 NSA report surfaced, ‘predicting’ a crypto-cyber unit eerily close to Bitcoin. So eerily close, that, knowing their M.O., the question arises whether this report is a prediction, or a plan.

Also refer here ---> https://socioecohistory.wordpress.com/2014/07/26/flashback-1988-get-ready-for-a-world-currency-by-2018%E2%80%B3-the-economist-magazine/ (https://socioecohistory.wordpress.com/2014/07/26/flashback-1988-get-ready-for-a-world-currency-by-2018%E2%80%B3-the-economist-magazine/)

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Title of article: Get Ready for the Phoenix
Source: Economist; 01/9/88, Vol. 306, pp 9-10
THIRTY years from now, Americans, Japanese, Europeans, and people in many other rich countries, and some relatively poor ones will probably be paying for their shopping with the same currency. Prices will be quoted not in dollars, yen or D-marks but in, let’s say, the phoenix. The phoenix will be favoured by companies and shoppers because it will be more convenient than today’s national currencies, which by then will seem a quaint cause of much disruption to economic life in the last twentieth century.


Forget about Satoshi. There is no such person in existence.

There are 2 ways the shadow elite can bring forth its phoenix currency.
1) Announce it as the currency of the shadow elite, and end up receiving backlash from the public.
2) Announce it as the currency from Mr. Anonymous that can be used to fight banks and tyrants, and receive mass adoption.

If I were from the shadow elite, I would definitely go for option #2.

Only the blind / foolish / naive fail to see thru this facade, and instead keep focusing on Mr. Mysterious as if that's going to matter a lot, as if finding out the answer would come the recognition as some brilliance of sort.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 04:23:02 PM
There are 2 ways the shadow elite can bring forth its phoenix currency.
1) Announce it as the currency of the shadow elite, and end up receiving backlash from the public.
2) Announce it as the currency from Mr. Anonymous that can be used to fight banks and tyrants, and receive mass adoption.

3) Allow John Nash to do it for them, by exposing him to certain information. So its creation can be appealing to the world.


But... John Nash outsmarts and puts a game theory in it that achieves the opposite of what the elite wanted.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: FunkyDuck on April 08, 2017, 04:23:49 PM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=28684

More interesting evidence. Based on this new theory that Satoshi wanted altcoins, lets examine one of the original altcoins, ixcoin.

The dev , thomas naskioto (anagram for satashi nakamoto) hasn't been heard from since early 2015. The ixcoin.org domain expired shortly after in june. It would make sense that this was also Nash.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 04:25:21 PM
There are 2 ways the shadow elite can bring forth its phoenix currency.
1) Announce it as the currency of the shadow elite, and end up receiving backlash from the public.
2) Announce it as the currency from Mr. Anonymous that can be used to fight banks and tyrants, and receive mass adoption.

3) Allow John Nash to do it for them, by exposing him to certain information. So its creation can be appealing to the world.


But... John Nash outsmarts and puts a game theory in it that achieves the opposite of what the elite wanted.

There is no such entity as "John Nash" in the equation.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 04:33:28 PM
In case it is still too hard/complicated/sophisticated to understand the whole issue, then please read and re-read the statement below repeatedly for numerous times until you understand. Thank you. With regards.


Only the blind / foolish / naive fail to see thru this facade, and instead keep focusing on Mr. Mysterious as if that's going to matter a lot, as if finding out the answer would come the recognition as some brilliance of sort.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 04:44:55 PM
So if you are trying to make an argument "Satoshi wasn't Nash because code is too stupid" it is a weak argument because the contra-argument would be "code was actually written by or advised by an extremely street smart and deceptive software consultant". Nowadays entire large consultancy corporations exist through providing such deceptive advice.

Or more simply it was written by Nash who wasn't an experienced coder.

This argument that an expert group (of the global elite or whatever) coded Bitcoin doesn't make any sense. Unless they tried their best to make it look like the code was created by amateurs. Did they try to pin this on Nash's back on purpose? But then why does Nash refuse to talk about Bitcoin when asked about and instead basically answers in a cryptic way by saying gold and silver wouldn't work.

Nash was expert in theory, and had to do the coding by himself in order to keep it secret.

Simplest explanations are the best according to Occam's Razor.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 04:48:25 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUyCO3FXHS4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUyCO3FXHS4)

Quote
John Nash: "The bitcoin might not be it..."



The ideal money is no money at all, as monetary exchange only exists among humans that are unfair to each others and yet emphasizes fairness from each others.

When humans finally learn that prosperity does not need money, then the money god will die.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 04:53:26 PM
If @Dorky will continue spamming this thread, then I will just repeat my same post over and over also.

@Dorky please stop trolling.

Bitcoin is Nash's very clever plan of providing a reserve currency for altcoin experimentation, which could have the potential to create asymptotically ideal money. I had stated back in 2014 that I expected Satoshi was so genius that he had outsmarted the elite who were tracking him.

I know you are going to say that all the clumsiness in bitcoin was on purpose, will have a game-theoretical, desired effect at a certain point and/or served to keep the suspicion away from Nash and so on, but as I said, at a certain point that becomes non-falsifiable.  Anything, and its opposite, is then "proof of the statement at hand".

You can't just devalue the significance of Nash's frantic ideal money rampage which was also a lifelong ambition. And the timing of his research on Cooperation in Non-Cooperating Repeating Games which is precisely coincident with the one advance needed to go from the prior art of Wei Dai, Szabo, and Finney's RPOW to Satoshi's PoW system of consensus.

There is a confluence of many coincident factors.

It is also quite peculiar that Nash never commented extensively on Bitcoin. It seems ridiculous that he avoided elaborating on Bitcoin when asked (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUyCO3FXHS4), except by instead pointing out that gold and silver wouldn't work. So in effect, he was saying we don't have any other good option.

That to me is a HUGE factor.

Finney was visible, so Finney can't be Satoshi. Ditto Szabo who is now a real person seen in YouTube videos. Also both denied being Satoshi.

So it occurs to me to think that that which is not achieved by a grand action of establishment by “fiat” may alternatively tend to come into existence as a consequence of a process of evolution. And of course, after a certain degree of progress by “evolution” the rest of the progress could possibly be realized by a convention or a process of “fiat”.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 04:58:05 PM
If @Dorky will continue spamming this thread, then I will just repeat my same post over and over also.

@Dorky please stop trolling.

I understand the word "trolling" is an overrated word.
May I know what exactly is the meaning of "trolling"?

So if I am very sincere and honest in sharing what I know so that may somewhat broaden your knowledge and might be of help to your decision-making, and as so it happens to be not agreeable to you, thus I am trolling?



Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: jonald_fyookball on April 08, 2017, 05:01:48 PM
lol.  OP is the same guy as 'traincarwreck' and 'dinofelis'

nobody knows who is Satoshi.  could be Nash or many others.  Anyway nash died in 2015.  

next.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: avikz on April 08, 2017, 05:13:08 PM
Without going in to the proofs you have presented in your actual post, I will say, whatever happens, bitcoin will not die. Even if I believe that Nash had actually created bitcoin, but the growth undertaken by bitcoin was purely possible because of public trust. Many people around the globe has entrusted bitcoin with their own hard-earned money. And that's where the bitcoin magic lies.

It will have no effect on bitcoin pricing because people who have heavily invested in bitcoin will step forward to save the fall. The creator of bitcoin will have no effect on pricing I believe.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 05:13:26 PM
My more down-to-earth idea is that Satoshi was a clever guy, but not a genius, who had some limited insight into monetary aspects, who had some, but limited, grasp on game theory (his talking about "honest nodes" and about "consensus" as something that the community would want - the dogma that is still propagated by most bitcoin maximalists, shows that he didn't understand the fundamentals of the emergent properties of non-colluding antagonists - or was lying through his teeth about it), had some notions of cryptography and fucked up other things (like the way too small nonce).  He did do a great invention, the cryptographic block chain.  He screwed up other aspects.  I have a hard time believing that that was "genius" that "implanted this" on purpose to deceive his evil masters in the weapon of mass destruction they ordered him to make, so that it blows in his own face.

Bitcoin is far too amazing to be created by a clever guy. And to be able to pull it off as Satoshi did.

You've never accomplished a million user viral s/w project in your life, so you have no comprehension of the genius it required. And he got it right the very first time he attempted it, with no prior coding nor marketing experience. But that sometimes makes me think it was an expert group, but then why does Nash refuse to talk about Bitcoin? Could it be that Nash knew of a secret group and was the secret consultant?. But Nash couldn't have trusted just anyone because his sanity could be questioned again if he ended up being exposed as working with some scam or what have you. They would have to have shown him credentials that he would trust.

And the game theory in Bitcoin is genius, can't be done by a clever person.

And ideal money was Nash's lifelong ambition. He wrote that if humanity can't learn to cooperate we would go extinct.

But as I said, that's an unfalsifiable claim, and hence can be true too.  But I simply don't think that a smart guy like Nash would lend himself (at his age !) to such a game.  He was bloody 80 years old in 2008.

Nash was working on crazy new ideas until his death.

And the coding and research for Bitcoin was started when Nash was in his 70s.

And too much of a mathematical genius to commit the simplistic errors that Satoshi made.  (yes, yes, to deceive...).

What game theory or math theory errors are there in Bitcoin?

I see none.

You are referring to your pet peeve about conflating distribution with security, but it was genius because Bitcoin is designed to be a settlement layer, not other things you think it should be.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: jackson00m on April 08, 2017, 05:15:25 PM
I don't really know what to think about this, but the whole story of the "phantom" founder of bitcoin is so interesting. I wonder if we'll ever get actual proof if satoshi exists or counter proof how someone faked it. Excited to find out one day


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: cpfreeplz on April 08, 2017, 05:32:44 PM
I honestly thought you'd have more evidence than basically he wasn't active with another project during the time that bitcoins were being developed and or implemented. I also wasn't doing any active projects then. Am I satoshi?

Get an education (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506480#msg18506480).

The thought process (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1860406.msg18506857#msg18506857) is beyond your level of intellect.

You have not correctly summarized the evidence.

So now we understand that many (most?) of the voters are too lazy and too stupid to vote rationally after spending some hours digging into the evidence.

We live in a soundbite generation where people are more misinformed about everything than cows are about eating grass.

Ah and the truth comes out. OP is just a trolling kid with too much time. Try getting out in the real world sometimes child. Maybe you'll actually accomplish something rather than rambling threads that make no sense on a bitcoin forum.

TL;DR: he didn't find Satoshi. We already knew that though, didn't we? What an idiot.

Reporting all your bump after bumps btw, L2bitcointalk.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 05:38:42 PM
Ah and the truth comes out. OP is just a trolling kid with too much time.

And you have added no substantive information other than complaining about your dick size. Your post was entirely vacuous. Do you have anything to say?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 05:42:22 PM
im still laughing from when "iamnotback" was arguing with himself "trainscarwreck"

lol.  OP is the same guy as 'traincarwreck' and 'dinofelis'

How much BTC would you like to lose in an escrowed bet on that?

Make the bet, or STFU. Because I am not @traincarswreck nor @dinofelis.

I'll give all the BTC won to @traincarswreck, to entice him to participate and prove he is not me.

You guys can't discern reality from fiction.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 08, 2017, 05:43:50 PM
I just don't understand why "Satoshi" is so important to OP, as if he is OP's long lost biological father.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 05:47:27 PM
I just don't understand why "Satoshi" is so important to OP, as if he is OP's long lost biological father.

I don't understand why assholes feel so protective that they have to troll my thread with vacuous posts that add nothing to the topic of the thread.

I am genuinely interested in trying to understand the strong evidence. I have intellectual curiosity.

Why you trolls can't find something else to do yourselves? If you aren't interested in this discussion, then leave the thread. There are many other threads.

I never create moderated threads. But if you fuckers don't stop, I may have to lock this thread and create a new one that is moderated. Please stop being dickheads.

If you want to have a sincere discussion of the evidence, then please participate.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: cpfreeplz on April 08, 2017, 06:00:25 PM
Ah and the truth comes out. OP is just a trolling kid with too much time.

And you have added no substantive information other than complaining about your dick size. Your post was entirely vacuous. Do you have anything to say?

ad ho·mi·nem
ˌad ˈhämənəm/
adverb & adjective
adverb: ad hominem; adjective: ad hominem
1.
(of an argument or reaction) directed against a person rather than the position they are maintaining.
"vicious ad hominem attacks"
2.
relating to or associated with a particular person.
"the office was created ad hominem for Fenton"

You sir, are a shitty troll. Try harder.

Btw, all of your double bumps have been reported. Sorry about your enormous spammy post count going down newbie.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: FunkyDuck on April 08, 2017, 06:02:56 PM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=28684

More interesting evidence. Based on this new theory that Satoshi wanted altcoins, lets examine one of the original altcoins, ixcoin.

The dev , thomas naskioto (anagram for satashi nakamoto) hasn't been heard from since early 2015. The ixcoin.org domain expired shortly after in june. It would make sense that this was also Nash.

So I generated my first 2 blocks less than a second apart.

Why do you say "16*6=96 IXC" when "96 IXC" would suffice¿?¿ 16*6 means nothing as far as i can tell

16*6 is a reference to the X in Ixcoin, as in Hex/Hexadecimal/16.




Interesting math based quote, from maybe a mathematician?

Edit
Possibly the strongest evidence is this
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1616394.msg18510587#msg18510587

Tldr. Nash's death lines up with the loss of the original .org site, he was paying monthly, died in May, .org is lost in june


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 06:04:59 PM
I don't buy a "genuine inexperienced coder" postulate. I would only agree with "experienced coder with no experience in C++". I extensively reviewed early Bitcoin code and I see patterns of writing style and design that aren't congruent with a genuine lack of experience in coding.

I hold no opinion on who Satoshi is, but my professional opinion about the code base is (either, equiprobable):

1) experienced programmer or manager from an organization that used older languages (like COBOL, MUMPS, FORTRAN, SIMSCRIPT, etc. ) doing his/her first project in C++;

Nash was proficient coding Mathematica and presumably he learned Fortran in college. And presumably he was programming at RAND.

But afaik, all his programs were small.

But I also have my doubts about Nash coding a large scale application in C++ (something which he had obviously never done), which is why I never put much weight in the theory, but I was shocked to find the other strongly corroborating evidence I explained.

Why did Nash disappear from publishing and public touring from 2004 to 2006? And again from 2008 to 2010. Why does he never provide a detailed response or account of how Bitcoin relates to his lifelong and recent obsession with ideal money?

The theory of Nash working with a secret group seems most attractive to me. And the group made it appear that Bitcoin was code by amateurs. But how would you get Nash onboard to do such a thing? And would Nash trust such a group? Well Nash is very rational about game theory and he was always emphasizing the benefit of the group in game theory, so perhaps he could have been rationally persuaded.

in the movie it depicted that Nash didn't converse with intelligence agencies and it was part of his mental illness.  Truth was yes he did, evidence:

https://steemit.com/movie/@jokerpravis/an-interesting-scene-from-the-movie-a-beautiful-mind

Yes that is important. And I wonder if Nash outsmarted his elite handlers? That has been my thesis.

what is a good programmer?

If you need to ask, then it would be difficult to explain it to you succinctly. Good programmers know it when they see it.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 06:07:52 PM
Ah and the truth comes out. OP is just a trolling kid with too much time.

And you have added no substantive information other than complaining about your dick size. Your post was entirely vacuous. Do you have anything to say?

ad ho·mi·nem

You sir, are a shitty troll. Try harder.

The pot calling the kettle black.

Still you have nothing to say.

You are just trying to flood the thread with noise and strife like a typical dickhead. Can't you learn to suck yourself? Or use two hands so the keyboard remains free for something worthwhile to use.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 06:19:23 PM
Exactly my thinking, posted similar though in another thread :)

Doesnt look like code made by institutes or scientists, or mathematician but from software industry like engineers :)

Nash mostly did coding for mathematica, and more looking like mathematician code with arrays matrixes and operations, with groups, subset, and math concept, mathematician tend to see programs as linear system, or group theory and program libs or scripts for mathematica, not portable c++ app with boost & openssl & qt.

no its just language.  Szabo did it.  Maybe finney.  A good idear wouldn't do the code himself.  Why would he?  He just hypothosized philosophy.

We are just inferior.  We think philosphy can't changt ethe worl or shpae the uni.

Sorry you are incorrect. You don't understand the very strong distinction between these disciplines. @IadixDev and @2112 have made a good point.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: monsanto on April 08, 2017, 06:22:00 PM
I don't buy a "genuine inexperienced coder" postulate. I would only agree with "experienced coder with no experience in C++". I extensively reviewed early Bitcoin code and I see patterns of writing style and design that aren't congruent with a genuine lack of experience in coding.

I hold no opinion on who Satoshi is, but my professional opinion about the code base is (either, equiprobable):

1) experienced programmer or manager from an organization that used older languages (like COBOL, MUMPS, FORTRAN, SIMSCRIPT, etc. ) doing his/her first project in C++;

Nash was proficient coding Mathematica and presumably he learned Fortran in college. And presumably he was programming at RAND.

But afaik, all his programs were small.

But I also have my doubts about Nash coding a large scale application in C++ (something which he had obviously never done), which is why I never put much weight in the theory, but I was shocked to find the other strongly corroborating evidence I explained.

Why did Nash disappear from publishing and public touring from 2004 to 2006? And again from 2008 to 2010. Why does he never get a detailed response or account of how Bitcoin relates to his ideal money?


oh.. i dunno.. maybe because someone in their late 70s/80s with severe schizophrenia needs to take a break once in a while?  :D


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 06:25:10 PM
oh.. i dunno.. maybe because someone in their late 70s/80s with severe schizophrenia needs to take a break once in a while?  :D

Can you find one shred of evidence to support that? Any report at all that he was tired or having difficulty during those periods?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: FunkyDuck on April 08, 2017, 06:29:33 PM
What do you think of my theory of Nash in the original alt coin scene?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: adam440 on April 08, 2017, 06:32:11 PM
oh.. i dunno.. maybe because someone in their late 70s/80s with severe schizophrenia needs to take a break once in a while?  :D

Can you find one shred of evidence to support that? Any report at all that he was tired or having difficulty during those periods?
What about finding some people close to Nash's son? I think he could answer a lot of questions regarding this stuff. But we have to take action, not discuss Rothschilds and NSA. Unfortunately, I'm from central Europe, so I can't take action in a way as suggested...


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 08, 2017, 06:33:21 PM
What do you think of my theory of Nash in the original alt coin scene?

Me? I quoted it to other thread. I don't know what to think of it.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: monsanto on April 08, 2017, 07:09:19 PM
oh.. i dunno.. maybe because someone in their late 70s/80s with severe schizophrenia needs to take a break once in a while?  :D

Can you find one shred of evidence to support that? Any report at all that he was tired or having difficulty during those periods?

Well, this video was published in 2015... I'm not sure when he spoke but you may have a point, in this video he looks in tip-top physical condition (crossfit maybe?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUyCO3FXHS4

"The Bitcoin might not be it..  but.. if you had gold which is a step towards honesty or silver.. silver..  if you had silver... that was argent..in French.. it becomes intrinsically honest.." -John Nash

Did Nash also collaborate with Coblee on Litecoin ("Silver to bitcoin's gold") ?!?  :-X ("more complex ideas") ???
http://www.coindesk.com/litecoin-silver-bitcoins-gold/

John Nash died on May 23rd, 2015 with litecoin near an all time low, still under $2. Note that his death occurred literally days before one of the biggest pumps in litecoin's history when it peaked over $8 during the following weeks  :o


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: da2876b3eb31edb4 on April 08, 2017, 07:33:51 PM
They Found Satoshi?

It that is a question or a statement ?
If it is a question then it should be - Do they found Satoshi ?
If it is a statement then there should not be a question mark (?) at the end.

If it is a statement then my question is who is They ?

There are so many Satoshi in the Bitcoin Space. Which Satoshi are you looking for all these time ?
Is there really any one who is really looking for Satoshi ?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: RAJSALLIN on April 08, 2017, 07:59:31 PM
They Found Satoshi?

If it is a question then it should be - Do they found Satoshi ?


No.

If it's a question it should be.

DID they FIND Satoshi?

You're welcome.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: sidhujag on April 08, 2017, 08:17:59 PM
I think since we now have good evidence that nash was him its extremely bullish for entire crypto community. This should drive adoptio  knowing a world class genius was at the helm


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: RAJSALLIN on April 08, 2017, 08:45:23 PM
Some good thoughts and links in this article concerning Nash, Ideal Money and Bitcoin

https://thewealthofchips.wordpress.com/2015/05/07/the-levation-of-ideal-money/

Interesting..

"Nash suggested we are to link our currency system to the ICPI. This often leaves people wondering, if bitcoin is ideal money then where is the commodity basket to link bitcoin to? OR how do we link the currency bitcoin to an ideal commodity basket? But as Szabo explains extensively gold or oil themselves CAN in fact function like perfect currencies even though they are in fact commodities. In this light bitcoin starts to make perfect sense. It is a commodity in the sense that it is the perfect currency, based on an ideal printing/mining schedule constructed from a properly adjusted aggregate of commodities. It also has the benefit of super granularity of today’s paper currency and more. If the authors conjecture is true, Bitcoins are backed by the ICPI based schedule, and so always have the ideal quality that John Nash prescribed to them. (The process ideally backed money creates is referred to as asymptotically Ideal Money whereas the limiting result is Ideal Money)"

From.
https://thewealthofchips.wordpress.com/2014/08/31/134/


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: RAJSALLIN on April 08, 2017, 09:14:33 PM
https://thewealthofchips.wordpress.com/2015/06/20/bitcoin-and-coffee/

Boom!


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Tyrantt on April 08, 2017, 09:30:34 PM
https://thewealthofchips.wordpress.com/2015/06/20/bitcoin-and-coffee/

Boom!

hm.... Even if he is or isn't Satoshi Nakamoto, I think that people should stop searching for him like he's a bigfoot or something. If the guy want's to remain anonymous, leave him be. :/


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: RAJSALLIN on April 08, 2017, 09:35:13 PM
https://thewealthofchips.wordpress.com/2015/06/20/bitcoin-and-coffee/

Boom!

hm.... Even if he is or isn't Satoshi Nakamoto, I think that people should stop searching for him like he's a bigfoot or something. If the guy want's to remain anonymous, leave him be. :/

That's not the point. More interesting reading about ideal money and the relationship to bitcoin. I don't care about Satoshi. I do care about bitcoin and the ideas behind it.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: da2876b3eb31edb4 on April 08, 2017, 10:52:42 PM
iamnotback

Hi, you seems like doing a serious research to find the inventor of Bitcoin and Blockchain technology. I can see you are spending a lots of time online work. Some one said to you, if Satoshi was your biological father - You have answered him with all your ability. Now, I am here to discuss some serious matter with you. The first things is, you will ask me a question, 'who are you ?'  So I have understood you ahead and answering you. Yes, I am, myself who I am. I like your diligent research. So could you please let me know, why have you created this thread ? What do you want people to know from your thread ? What else do you want to know from the people who is following your thread ?


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iGotSpots on April 08, 2017, 11:03:27 PM
You will never find satoshi unless she wants to be found. Period.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: sidhujag on April 09, 2017, 12:47:10 AM
You will never find satoshi unless she wants to be found. Period.
or dead


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: sidhujag on April 09, 2017, 12:48:52 AM
https://thewealthofchips.wordpress.com/2015/06/20/bitcoin-and-coffee/

Boom!

hm.... Even if he is or isn't Satoshi Nakamoto, I think that people should stop searching for him like he's a bigfoot or something. If the guy want's to remain anonymous, leave him be. :/
if you hold btc it might matter to you.. is it a "ponzi" like your parents say it is or is it part of something bigger.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Creepings on April 09, 2017, 01:01:20 AM
You will never find satoshi unless she wants to be found. Period.
or dead

Roasted! hahaha.

I think that if there is a news confirming these guy, John Nash to be the real Satoshi Nakamoto, then I think one of the biggest mysteries in our world is been solved, that makes on less mystery to think off. And Satoshi Nakamoto being dead can't help the problem of bitcoin these days. But we need to thank him for making such a good discovery.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: sidhujag on April 09, 2017, 01:03:57 AM
You will never find satoshi unless she wants to be found. Period.
or dead

Roasted! hahaha.

I think that if there is a news confirming these guy, John Nash to be the real Satoshi Nakamoto, then I think one of the biggest mysteries in our world is been solved, that makes on less mystery to think off. And Satoshi Nakamoto being dead can't help the problem of bitcoin these days. But we need to thank him for making such a good discovery.
Explains why he doesnt even stop by newsgroups anymore even in face of scaling issue. I think its bullish.. i couldnt think if a better person to ever be satoshi.. it will add to allure because he was a one of a kind genius


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: Dorky on April 09, 2017, 03:25:37 AM
John Nash IS Satoshi Nakamoto.



https://bitcointalk.org/useravatars/avatar_851556.jpg is happy! (look he's smiling)


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 09, 2017, 03:32:28 AM
After feedback from others, further thought and investigation, I now think it is unlikely that the programmer of Bitcoin and the guy who interacted with community through mailing lists and this forum was the famed mathematician John Nash.

However, I think John Nash is still possibly involved unwittingly. It seems it was intentionally made to appear that John Nash could have been Satoshi (which thus of course means Satoshi isn't Nash).

However, it is very peculiar that Nash did not ever speak to the fact that Satoshi's PoW was discovery of a Shapley value for his research on Cooperation in Non-Cooperative Repeated Games and that Bitcoin was the better (more stable) gold that his ideal money plan needed to force nations to compete to make their currencies more stable which is precisely what he predicted could happen by a process of evolution.

So it occurs to me to think that that which is not achieved by a grand action of establishment by “fiat” may alternatively tend to come into existence as a consequence of a process of evolution. And of course, after a certain degree of progress by “evolution” the rest of the progress could possibly be realized by a convention or a process of “fiat”.

And that Nash specifically demurred when asked about Bitcoin (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUyCO3FXHS4), but then cryptically explained that gold and silver were worse, thus implying that he knew that Bitcoin was what his ideal money planned needed to kickstart the evolution he wrote about. So that is very strange.

And I still have no explanation for the timing of Nash's absence from public activity from the late 2008 to early 2010 timeframe, which coincided with Satoshi's public communication.

Here is evidence that Nash wasn't the Satoshi speaking to us:

1. If John Nash wanted secrecy he would never have embedded his name so obviously in Satoshi Nakamoto. If he didn't need secrecy, then he would have been more open.


2. Satoshi was not working on the source code from 2004 to 2008. The period in which Nash become very active touring again for ideal money in summer 2008, was when Satoshi claims he was still coding:

I believe I've worked through all those little details over the
last year and a half while coding it, and there were a lot of them.


3. The use of the word 'right' instead of 'correct' is not indicative of someone of Nash's attention to detail in the use of language:

Right, nodes ...

Right, exactly ...

You're already right about most of your assumptions where you filled in the blanks.


4. As for the claims about the original source code of Bitcoin, note that Hal Finney was working on the code before anybody else saw it (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=68121.msg800422#msg800422).

Note that the person who was communicating as Satoshi obviously knew some economics because he corrected James A. Donald about the distinction between inflation and debasement (which is a common conflation many retards in our community continue to make every damn day):

The fact that new coins are produced means the money supply increases by a planned amount, but this does not necessarily result in inflation.  If the supply of money increases at the same rate that the number of people using it increases, prices remain stable.  If it does not increase as fast as demand, there will be deflation and early holders of money will see its value increase.

The above quote is I think Satoshi trying to defend Bitcoin as a better gold. However, this "Satoshi" also makes statements indicating he hasn't really thought out the game theory of Bitcoin's future very well:

Coins have to get initially distributed somehow, and a constant rate seems like the best formula.

If you're having trouble with the inflation issue, it's easy to tweak it for transaction fees instead.  It's as simple as this: let the output value from any transaction be 1 cent less than the input value.  Either the client software automatically writes transactions for 1 cent more than the intended payment value, or it could come out of the payee's side.  The incentive value when a node finds a proof-of-work for a block could be the total of the fees in the block.


5. Although the "Satoshi" who is speaking to us is aware of the key innovation he has solved w.r.t. to Wei Dai's original work, he explains in terms of synchronization instead of game theory of non-cooperative repeated games:

> Distributed databases are *hard* even when all the
> databases perfectly follow the will of a single owner.
> Messages get lost, links drop, syncrhonization delays
> become abnormal, and entire machines go up in flames,
> and the network as a whole has to take all this in its
> stride.

A very good point, and a more complete specification is necessary in order
to understand how the network will respond to imperfections like this. I
am looking forward to seeing more detail emerge.

One thing I might mention is that in many ways bitcoin is two independent
ideas: a way of solving the kinds of problems James lists here, of
creating a globally consistent but decentralized database; and then using
it for a system similar to Wei Dai's b-money (which is referenced in the
paper) but transaction/coin based rather than account based. Solving the
global, massively decentralized database problem is arguably the harder
part, as James emphasizes. The use of proof-of-work as a tool for this
purpose is a novel idea well worth further review IMO.

Hal Finney

The proof-of-work chain is a solution to the Byzantine Generals' Problem.  I'll try to rephrase it in that context.

...

The proof-of-work chain is how all the synchronisation, distributed database and global view problems you've asked about are solved.


6. On the marketing side, Satoshi seemed to obfuscate when told his design would not scale to the necessary geek-cool-libertards would want, as Satoshi's only response was #2 quote above:

> It's very attractive to the libertarian viewpoint if
 > we can explain it properly.  I'm better with code than
 > with words though.

No, it is very attractive to the libertarian if we can
design a mechanism that will scale to the point of
providing the benefits of rapidly irreversible payment,
immune to political interference, over the internet,
to very large numbers of people. You have an outline
and proposal for such a design, which is a big step
forward, but the devil is in the little details.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 09, 2017, 04:03:27 AM
After feedback from others, further thought and investigation, I now think it is unlikely that the programmer of Bitcoin and the guy who interacted with community through mailing lists and this forum was the famed mathematician John Nash.

However, I think John Nash is still possibly involved unwittingly. It seems it was intentionally made to appear that John Nash could have been Satoshi (which thus of course means Satoshi isn't Nash).

However, it is very peculiar that Nash did not ever speak to the fact that Satoshi's PoW was discovery of a Shapley value for his research on Cooperation in Non-Cooperative Repeated Games and that Bitcoin was the better (more stable) gold that his ideal money plan needed to force nations to compete to make their currencies more stable which is precisely what he predicted could happen by a process of evolution.

So it occurs to me to think that that which is not achieved by a grand action of establishment by “fiat” may alternatively tend to come into existence as a consequence of a process of evolution. And of course, after a certain degree of progress by “evolution” the rest of the progress could possibly be realized by a convention or a process of “fiat”.

And that Nash specifically demurred when asked about Bitcoin (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUyCO3FXHS4), but then cryptically explained that gold and silver were worse, thus implying that he knew that Bitcoin was what his ideal money planned needed to kickstart the evolution he wrote about. So that is very strange.

And I still have no explanation for the timing of Nash's absence from public activity from the late 2008 to early 2010 timeframe, which coincided with Satoshi's public communication.

Here is evidence that Nash wasn't the Satoshi speaking to us:

...

As I have been explaining since 2014, Bitcoin was created by the global elite who want a NWO. Bitcoin forces the national central banks to become compared to a stable money which has more utility than gold, i.e. a better gold. It kickstarts the process of destroying nation-state fiats. Which is what Nash's ideal money called for as a process of evolution.

The global elite understand the math I showed which shows that all the Bitcoin can become concentrated in one entity, if Bitcoin were to become the most stable global settlement (reserve) currency.

Thus the elite understand that Bitcoin will ultimately be rejected and thus their SDR basket (analogous to the IPCI in Nash's ideal money) will end up being the ultimate NWO reserve currency. Bitcoin may end up in that basket.

I think the elite somehow involved Nash by NSF funding his research on Cooperation in Non-Cooperative Repeated Games and influencing him to continue he paranoid obsession with ideal money which was involved in his life long battle with delusional paranoia.

So somehow they were able to structure Nash's activities to make it plausible that he could have been Satoshi.

I think what the elite did was they seeded some secret group to do the coding and interaction as Satoshi. This was within the national security apparatus aka "DEEP STATE".

They surely killed those who did the original coding by now.

But I think they outsmarted themselves. Or the emergent chaos of nature outsmarted them. Because Bitcoin will give rise to altcoins which move beyond fungible money into the Inverse Commons of the knowledge age (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18505797#msg18505797).


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 09, 2017, 04:09:44 AM
https://thewealthofchips.wordpress.com/2015/06/20/bitcoin-and-coffee/

Boom!

hm.... Even if he is or isn't Satoshi Nakamoto, I think that people should stop searching for him like he's a bigfoot or something. If the guy want's to remain anonymous, leave him be. :/

That's not the point. More interesting reading about ideal money and the relationship to bitcoin. I don't care about Satoshi. I do care about bitcoin and the ideas behind it.

Exactly. Trolls like @Dorky can't seem to grasp the intellectual pursuit. Because they have pea brains.

I doubt he has even bothered to read that very important source document you linked to.



It looks like you've unmasked the bitcoin santa claus and ruined christmas  :'(
https://i.imgur.com/7CXFydv.jpg


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 10, 2017, 04:17:14 AM
Satoshi's creation contains too many blunders (mathematical, cryptographic, economical, game-theoretical and programmatic) to be made by a genius like Nash.

I have refuted you in another thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18510047#msg18510047). You had some really dumb errors in your analysis such as claiming that RIPE160 reducing security. No it only reduces the space of addresses increases potential collisions but only astronomically small probability yet saves a lot of scaling space.

If John Nash was so smart and he invented bitcoin then why didnt he foresee that a chinese cartel would arise and centralize his entire project? this doesn't make sense to me.

The game theory of Bitcoin is a crab bucket mentality Schelling point (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1857162.msg18490584#msg18490584) and nobody can change the protocol, they can only block changes to the protocol. Which is exactly what is happening.

Chinese cartel doesn't control Bitcoin, the protocol controls itself. The Chinese are protecting the protocol precisely as the game theory expects they would.

It is difficult for me to have a discussion with the idiots here in these forums. You guys don't assimilate everything I write.

Lol this guy, TRAIN: stop with the personal attacks. Its absolute insanity to think that all the people here have not read the material and have each come to the same conclusion.

If 30 people are telling you that your evidence is circumstancial at best and proves nothing

Thirty idiots who can't assimilate detailed technological research are basically just noise.

I have already explained (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18514473#msg18514473) that Nash was obviously (but likely unwittingly) involved and explained why.

Idiots are not worth my time.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 10, 2017, 02:29:00 PM
Well, it's not that I don't read more.
It's just that I am not interested in your subject of interest (who is satoshi nakamoto? john nash is!) and couldn't care less about it.

Then don't comment. Or try to reason with me as you are doing now, instead of treating me like shit and mocking me as you were doing.

I can identify who (or what) is behind the force of bitcoin even without taking the path of understanding who is satoshi nakamoto.

And so did I, when I wrote Bitcoin : The Digital Kill Switch (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160612.160) in March 2013, when I first joined this forum. I also published that at marketoracle (http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article39704.html) as well.

So what if you have all the information that john nash could very likely be satoshi nakamoto?

Because it helps me (us) to understand what exactly their plans are for Bitcoin. Now I know they intend it to be a settlement layer.

The NSA already has a complete research paper on cryptocurrency way back in 1996, do you know that?

I've known about that since 2013.

And back in 1988, The Economist magazine already touted a "phoenix" world currency.

I've known about that since 2007. For example look at when I mentioned it in 2010 (http://goldwetrust.up-with.com/t32p105-changing-world-order#3831).

What is most important is not whether john nash has a role in bitcoin.
What is most important is what's the intention of the shadow elite with bitcoin on us, how their plan will play out, and how it will affect our lives.

That is why understanding Nash's role (even if only symbolic) and his Ideal Money is so important.

Your path of tracing bitcoin's root back to the shadow elite is just one way out of several.
And just because your way is through john nash does not mean your way is the only way or that other people's way is not.

Did I ever say anyone else's research on connecting Bitcoin to the shadow elite was worthless?

If you think people will eventually know bitcoin was by the shadow elite thanks to your research, then I say you are very full of yourself.

You underestimate how many dozens if not 100s of people read my posts. Just because a few trolls like you think you are so important, there are more lurkers who at least are interested to read what I have to say (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1837136.msg18531448#msg18531448). My technical skills are also legit.

Edit:
Besides, if you think bitcoin will be rejected in favor of one or some of the alts out there, that shows you don't understand the shadow elite well enough.
Yeah, I can see you are a thinker. No sarcasm here. But I believe you need to think even more.

I have secret weapons.

Besides the shadow elite are apt to love the altcoin I will launch, because they will see it as yet another speculation that falls under Bitcoin's umbrella.


Title: Re: They found Satoshi?
Post by: iamnotback on April 13, 2017, 04:55:38 AM
This isn't to promote embarrassment or admonishment of @dinofelis. No I just want to spread the information (perspective) contained within my rebuttal.

But I consider that as a design error.  Visibly he didn't realize the amount of wasted power that would go into his system.

Everything in Bitcoin was calculated for a reason.

Remember Bitcoin is made by the elite for the elite.

And I had already refuted your excessive hashrate cost argument in another thread. You are quite disingenuous because you continue to claim issues that had already been refuted.

You disingenuously continue to pretend they weren't disproved.

So frankly we are reaching the point where we can't continue to have any dialogue because I don't waste my time with people who are disingenuous.

https://i.imgur.com/cSqSpLd.gif

Ask yourself whose world view is hurt most:
- mine if ever it turned out that Nash was Satoshi (making me conclude that Nash's genius was probably having a bad day - can happen, given bitcoin's clunky design)
- yours if ever it turned out that Satoshi was just a guy in his basement

I am not the one suffering from cognitive dissonance

You continue to repeat that lie (opinion) about Bitcoin having clunky design. Bitcoin has a perfect design for what the elite want.

You will suffer the most because you are not preparing for the fact that Bitcoin is a 666 tool of the elite. And you are not preparing for the fact that the EU totalitarianism where you are will get horrifically worse. You think the crisis is over in Europe. Lol.

For me it doesn't matter who coded Bitcoin, but rather whose design principles Bitcoin was modeled on. And what is the outcome of Bitcoin going to be and its impact on the world.

You think Bitcoin is a silly toy that will fade away. I think Bitcoin will become a key part of the new financial system after the global monetary reset coming in the horrific sovereign debt totalitarianism collapse underway.

I'm sorry about that.

Why are you sorry? I hate Bitcoin too (long-term, its okay for my uses short-term). But I know Bitcoin is unstoppable although I wish it could be stopped.

I can write a letter to Pythagoras, saying "you are wrong, but you are suffering from cognitive dissonance".  That doesn't disprove Pythagoras' theorem.

You were disproven. You might be blind or disingenuous and unwilling to figure it out, but that is not my responsibility to fix.

95% or more of its market cap sustained by greater fool theory, and probably less than 5% used as money in one way or another

So is the entire fiat system. Have you not seen the $quadrillion in global derivatives holding up the fiat system.

You don't understand what money is. Finance is primary user of money, not the masses.

Bitcoin is the high powered reserve currency money of decentralized finance for $billionaires. You have no clue as to what is really going on. You are totally lost.

it is a great reserve currency for unregulated sleazy big business (but not for the normal user, only for the big sleazy guys).

Which is 95% of all business.

You don't seem to grasp that Bitcoin is how the banksters-gangsters will carry forward their wealth from the collapsing nation-state monetary system to the new one coming after 2024.

This is why I don't like it.  I think Satoshi created a monster

I don't like it either, but neither of us can stop it. You are highly underestimating the evil rise of Bitcoin.

In other words, when I see the work, I think it cannot be the work of a genius, or at most of a genius in a bad day.

Consider the genius is evil. Then you realize Bitcoin could have been designed by an evil genius. The reason you think it is not designed by  genius, because you don't understand the real goal of Bitcoin. Thus you misattribute clumsiness where the truth is it was cleverly designed that way to serve an evil purpose.