Why would bitcoin developers jump on creating there own version of what Satoshi Nakamoto sent me in the previous email, months after they original email was recieved, as indicated in the previous posts? Because there is something to what he wrote to me - I am convinced this gut is legit!. Its because the email address I have for Satoshi is legit. Why would anyone continue to use the same email address that has been hacked? So it is rediculous to expect that he is still using satoshin@gmx.com because it was hacked along time ago and the domain was tranfered since his original publication. Most people change there email  every 5-7 years anyways. BITCOIN is not as decentralized as most people think; the Chinese are essentially controlling the entire bitcoin mining operation. Mandatory Peer-to-peer qualified node requirements could level the playing field. Also, looking for details in the writing style won't really prove much since its pretty likely that his original whitepaper was proofread and edited before it was published - emails, on the otherhand, are generally produced with less careful "attention to detail". Those early commenters who "trolled" his outline in the email that I previously posted, seem like they are "out of touch" now... Proof of Qualified Node or Proof of Bitcoin Node is all anyone is talking about now. This means there is soon going to be revolution in the way mining is handled.

Bitcoin is not centralized "per se"; however, it is centraly managed by a select few insiders who don't want to open the doors to the masses or upgrade Bitcoin's dilapidating infrastacture. Without increasing the maxium "Block Hieght" (Currently set to a 1Mb) Bitcoin will start to fail in the next 5 years.

I know this is a very old post but maybe you can help me out.  I made a forked version of litecoin-0.8.7.5. I am already mining it successfully. I then forked another version of litecoin (v.0.10.4.0) with all the same parameters but this new version won't connect may main node because version 0.8.7.5 doesn't indicate the folowing in red. I need to change the keys in red to ones that are compatible with litecoin-0.8.7.5
     
        base58Prefixes[PUBKEY_ADDRESS] = list_of(48);
        base58Prefixes[SCRIPT_ADDRESS] = list_of(5);   
        base58Prefixes[SECRET_KEY] =     list_of(176);
        base58Prefixes[EXT_PUBLIC_KEY] = list_of(0x04)(0x88)(0xB2)(0x1E);
        base58Prefixes[EXT_SECRET_KEY] = list_of(0x04)(0x88)(0xAD)(0xE4);

My question is where can I find these keys in litecoin-0.8.7.5, if they don't exist how can I generate them so that I can change the keys in v.0.10.4.0 accordingly. Or maybe I have the process backwards? Anyways, any info at all would be very useful and much appreciated.

I recieved this from someone claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto:

If this is real, then he is already working on a new cryptocurency  to address this issue:
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To: Bitcoin Developers Everywhere

Constructive Imagination is everything when it comes to cross-platform integration of data services. You will rarely ever see a world-class architect doing drywall work at the construction site where his concept will be erected; nor will you ever see him floating the cement foundation after it has been poured. The people doing the construction work are needed for the architect's project; however, it's his concept that brought them there to work. Everyone that works on the architect's project needs to get paid. I want to take crypto-currency in a totally new direction; however, as payment, I want to give you a pre-issuance of the proposed new currency as the payment for your work; meaning, its the project itself that will pay you in virtual currency.

I want to create a new distributed peer-to-peer cryptocurrency that is more efficient and sustainable than Bitcoin. Using a PoQN (Proof of Qualified Node) that requires each miner to run and maintain a qualified node before being allowed to mine.

A "qualified node" is essentially an online server with a FQDN that must be running the blockchain checkpoints within its operational protocols. Each qualified node must run its own "blockchain explorer" and have visibility online to a FQDN. The code should be checked against sha-512 encryption checkpoints for conformity to preset network conditions.

Each qualified node will have full mining rights, and each node operator will be able to setup their own online storefront that represents the IP of the qualified node. Using automated API POS (point of sale) address assignments, each node operator can assign a "receive address" for each product on their site. Each transaction that runs off a qualified node will provide the person who sent the funds with the opportunity to leave feedback for that purchase on the blockchain explorer. Every product listed on every qualified node will be seachable by the product description provided on the node operators blockchain explorer.

Everytime a transaction occurs on any qualified node, the value of that tranaction and the item being sold will will go into a GVG (Gross Volume Generated) calcualtion report on each indepentantly run blockchain explorer. This will ensure that every qualified miner is updated with the current statistical value of the underlining cryptocurrency.
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There is much more to his email but I am keeping to myself for the time being. The email address that it came from is:
satoshi.t.nakamoto@protonmail.com

I think this guy might be the real Satoshi